Tioga Pass ride through - still have to pay entry fee?

bikeama

Super Moderator
Staff member
If you live long enough, you can buy a lifetime National Park Senior Pass...

they raised the price from 10 bucks to 80, a couple of years ago, though. But still, all you have to do is not die and eventually you can buy one. Of course, you'll also have to stock up on advil, adult underwear, reading glasses and ride a bike suited for geezer. Maybe a Honda PCH or ....?

And OMB is right, Hwy 108 is much better than Tioga, or take Hwy4, which is even more fun than Sonora Pass.

Everyone's Idea of a Geezer Bike is different. :twofinger Now get off my lawn. :afm199
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SFSV650

The Slowest Sprotbike™
Of all the taxes, fees, fines, levies, surcharges, and other questionable confiscations of private property we endure.... use fees for National Parks I feel pretty ok with. I just pay the $80 year and consider it a good investment. YMMV. :dunno
 

CDONA

Home of Vortex tuning
62, to qualify for the lifetime senior pass.

I got the $10 deal, I was buying the $80 annual version before that.
You can claim your social security to offset that $80
 
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