Parkwolf vs PermitPulse

Parkwolf is the best way to research and explore Parks, such a National Parks, State Parks, Scenic Drives, and more. • Parkwolf Audio Tour Guide: Drive around the park without a set destination, and Parkwolf's audio guide will tell you about what you see as you drive! Become an expert on the park's history, wildlife, geology and features just by driving through at your own pace! Parkwolf will show you all upcoming places, and show distances to nearest restroom, gas, foods and more! You don't need an internet connection to use it! You can even use it through CarPlay for a simple, instant setup. • Detailed info on all landmarks and trails in the park. Pin your favorites and see them on the park map! • The best Park Maps, period. The official park maps, overlayed on detailed visual maps, with all places, trails and pins marked! Just tap to dive into detailed info on any place in the park. Even search the map while offline! • Wildlife heatmaps for every major species in the park, so you know the exact places and locations best for finding each animal. • A feed of wildlife sighting photos of all wildlife sightings found in the park. • Official park alerts and info right in the app so you'll know of road closures, advisories, and more. • Track which parks you've been to, and even download a cool mosaic showing the parks you've seen and those still on your bucket list! All info about nearby parks is pre-downloaded, so nearly all features will continue to work, even if you lose your internet connection in the park! Never go to a park without Parkwolf! - Parkwolf supports all 63 U.S. National Parks, PLUS we are now adding many more types of parks across the world weekly! Our current list includes: Yellowstone National Park Yosemite National Park Zion National Park Grand Teton National Park Great Smoky Mountains National Park Joshua Tree National Park Acadia National Park Rocky Mountain National Park and lots more! This app includes an optional auto-renewable subscription (Parkwolf PRO): Parkwolf PRO begins with a free trial period, then an auto-renewable monthly subscription when trial ends. Payment will be charged to your Apple account at confirmation of purchase and will automatically renew (at the duration/price selected) unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hrs before the end of the current period. Account will be charged for renewal within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period. Current subscription may not be cancelled during the active subscription period; however, you can manage your subscription and/or turn off auto-renewal by visiting your Apple Account Settings after purchase. Any unused portion of the free initial period will be forfeited when you purchase a subscription. Privacy Policy: https://parkwolf.space/policy/privacy.pdf Terms of Use: https://parkwolf.space/policy/terms.pdf

Permits for the Boundary Waters, Rocky Mountain National Park and the Great Smoky Mountains are gone within minutes of going on sale. The good news is that people cancel all the time, and those spots quietly reappear on recreation.gov. The bad news is that nobody tells you when. That's what PermitPulse is for. Pick the entry point or campsite you want and the dates you can go. PermitPulse checks recreation.gov every five minutes, around the clock, and the moment a permit opens up your phone buzzes. WHAT'S COVERED Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness: overnight paddle, hike and motor entry points, plus day motor. Rocky Mountain National Park: wilderness camping permits, by camp area and group size. Great Smoky Mountains: backcountry campsites and trail shelters. HOW IT WORKS Choose a park, an entry point or starting area, and the dates you can go. PermitPulse starts watching. When something opens up you get a push notification and an email listing the dates that came free, and you book it on recreation.gov yourself. If a permit stays open, you'll get one reminder a day, so a trip you were still thinking over doesn't quietly slip past you. A FEW OTHER THINGS Dark mode, for the 5am checks from inside a tent. Push and email alerts can each be turned on or off, so you can have one without the other. For Rocky Mountain and the Smokies you can set your group size and pick specific campsites, or just watch a whole area at once. Your first watch is free. After that watches run on tokens: buy a small bundle once and spend them when you need to. Nothing renews and there's no subscription. PermitPulse isn't affiliated with recreation.gov, the Forest Service or the National Park Service, and it can't book anything for you. It watches so you don't have to, and tells you the moment there's something worth grabbing. Questions, bugs, or an entry point we're missing: permitpulseapp@gmail.com