Mount Rainier National Park 9/9/2019

NPS Form 10-550(Rev. 11/2016) OMB Control No. 1024-0268 National Park Service Expiration Date: 11/15/2019 Winter Day and Overnight 1. Guided Winter Day Use(-kiing, snowshoeing, etc.) Use (skiing, snowshoeing, a. 10 trips per year du ing winter season (maximum). and training) b. No more than 12 p:ople per party(clients and guides). c. 1 trip per day(maxi urn). 7 CUAs d. 4 clients per guide imaximum) on glacier, 5 clients per guide(maximum) if no travel on glacier. 2. Guided Winter 5-Night(M:ximum)Trips a. 3 trips per year duri g winter season (maximum). b. No more than 12 p:ople per party(clients and guides). c. 5 nights per trip(m.:ximum). d. 4 nights per wilder ess zone(5 nights allowed at Camp Muir). e. 4 clients per guide maximum)on glacier, 5 clients per guide(maximum) if no travel on glacier. 3. CUA holders have the op on of converting a 5-night overnight trip to 5 additional day trips. This would leave 2 remaining ov:rnight trips (two 5-night trips)and increase number of day trips from 10 trips per year to 15 trips per,ear. If CUA holders choose this option, they must communicate this to the park. 4. Due to limited parking, no more than 2 commercial vehicles can be parked at a trailhead at one time in the park (with the ex:eption of the Paradise lower lot, Longmire and Sunrise parking lots). 5.The CUA holder is encou aged to comply with the guidelines of the US Public Health Service for Food, Potable Water, Huma Waste, Vector-Borne and Zoonotic Diseases, and Illness Reporting in 5 SUPs backcountry operations(ww .nps.gov/public health/index.htm, click on "State Health Departments"). 6.Annual Reporting Requir:ments:All Annual Use Reports are due each year no later than July 15. Photography and Art 1. One group per week thro ghout the year per permit. Courses 2. No more than 12 groups •er year. 3. 12 people per group maxi um including guides/instructors. 20 CUAs 4. Five clients per guide/inst uctor(maximum) recommended. 5. May not obstruct the abili y of other visitors to stay on trails or to use overlooks. 6.The CUA holder shall ens re that activity participants remain on designated trails at all times.Cross- country travel shall not occu . 7.Annual Reporting Requir:ments:All Annual Use Reports are due each year no later than November 5 SUPS 15. Bicycle Tours 1. Two groups per year per .ermit. (Guided bicycle trips on 2. Parties of up to 12 cyclist. (includes guides and clients). public roads.) 3. From May 15 through Se ltember 30, road conditions permitting, cycling trips may take place within the park between Tuesday .nd Thursday. 5 CUAs 4. From October 1 through ay 14, road conditions permitting, cycling trips may take place Monday through Friday. 5.Trips will be scheduled in advance through the CUA office and the dates are subject to park approval. No more than one(1)guide. bicycle trip may occur in the park per day(includes trips guided by other CUA operators). 6.There will be no course arking of any kind on any object including roadways, road surfaces,trees and rocks. 7. Cyclists will ride on the rii,ht, on the road shoulder,or in available pullouts to allow vehicles to pass. Cyclists will ride single file . all times.The CUA holder shall ensure that their clients and guides obey all traffic laws and ensure that alcoholic beverages are not consumed during cycling activities(including rest stops). 8. All bicycles must have re ectors(front and rear)for use in inclement weather and in tunnels. 9. Safety clothing is require i and will consist of at least a brightly colored outer garment and helmet. 10. Only restrooms may be used for sanitation purposes. 11.The CUA holder hereby agrees to transport all group participants for each trip in no more than two vehicles within the Park an. is required to provide a support vehicle to accompany the cyclists. 5 SUPs 12. Annual Reporting Re.uirements: All Annual Use Reports are due each year no later than November 15. Page 19 of 22