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Mummy Range Zone permit area in Rocky Mountain National Park - backcountry hiking destination
Booked one camp per night, in order

Mummy Range Zone Permit

Rocky Mountain National Park · Colorado

Less visited northern section.

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A Mummy Range reservation is a sequence of nights, and each night books a camp.

Give us your trip window and we check every night of it across all camps on this permit, then tell you the moment nights open.

Cover the whole trip, plus any spare days you could shift onto. A wider window catches more openings.

The window above is how much time you have to work with. This is how many nights the trip itself takes. Leave it blank and we'll check every night in the window. We alert you when 2 or more nights in a row open.

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70% of the openings our scanner caught on Mummy Range were gone within 10 minutes.

Mummy Range reservation dates

max group size
12people

How to get a Mummy Range permit

As of September 2026, Mummy Range in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado requires a permit issued via reservation. Mummy Range rates 4/10 on PermitSnag's demand index. Cancelled Mummy Range permits are re-released on the booking system, and PermitSnag alerts you the moment one opens.

Type
Overnight
Location
CO
  1. Step 1: Create a National Park Service account

    Sign up at National Park Service if you don't have an account. Have your payment info ready.

  2. Step 2: Know the release schedule

    Permits release on a rolling basis. Check the release time for your dates.

  3. Step 3: Be ready when permits drop

    Log in a few minutes early. Have your dates, group size, and payment ready to go.

  4. Step 4: Monitor for cancellations

    If your dates are sold out, people cancel all the time. Set up PermitSnag alerts to catch openings instantly.

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When to hike Mummy Range

Weather Forecast

Trailhead (5,000 ft)

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Backcountry Tips

  • Day 3: 62% chance of precipitation. Pack rain gear.

Today

🌧️

44°

37°

31%

Tue

🌧️

41°

34°

26%

Wed

🌧️

41°

34°

62%

Thu

☁️

56°

31°

52%

Fri

⛅

58°

34°

Sat

☁️

59°

31°

Sun

☁️

59°

31°

View full NWS forecast →Mountain weather changes rapidly. This forecast is a guide—always be prepared for worse conditions.

Mummy Range rules, gear and safety

Safety & planning

Emergency Info

Emergency contacts, ranger station locations, and satellite communicator tips for Mummy Range.

Food Storage

Bear canister requirements, approved container lists, and rental locations for this permit.

Gear Checklist: Required and recommended gear for Mummy Range · Shuttle Services: Trailhead transportation options · Guide Services: Experienced wilderness guides

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Mummy Range FAQ

How do I get a Mummy Range permit?

PermitSnag alerts you the moment a Mummy Range cancellation opens, so you can book it before anyone else. Mummy Range permits use a reservation system.

When is the best time to visit Mummy Range?

Season dates are on the agency's page. Weekdays have better availability than weekends.

How competitive is the Mummy Range permit?

This permit has a demand score of 4/10, making it relatively accessible.

What if I can't get a Mummy Range permit?

Cancellations happen daily. Set up alerts with PermitSnag to get notified the moment a spot opens up. Pro and $19 single-permit alerts are checked about every minute, 24/7; free accounts are checked hourly.

Mummy Range trail conditions and trip reports

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