RESOURCES
Catalina Island Permits
Catalina Island Permits
The Conservancy facilitates access to Catalina Island’s interior for a range of recreational, educational, and business activities. For safety and island well-being, Catalina Island permits are required for biking, hiking, driving, and hunting. We appreciate your cooperation in adhering to the guidelines below.
The Catalina Island Conservancy is committed to ensuring the safety of all visitors during the hunting season, which runs from July 22 to December 26, 2024. During this time, hikers and bikers should be aware that hunters may be present in the Island’s interior. To enhance your safety, we are offering free high-visibility orange vests for hikers and bikers. These vests can be picked up at Two Harbors, or the Catalina Island Conservancy Trailhead, located at 708 Crescent Ave, Avalon, CA 90704. The Trailhead is open daily from 8am to 5pm. We encourage all visitors to take advantage of this precautionary measure and stay safe while enjoying the natural beauty of Catalina Island.
Freewheeler Bike Pass
Freewheeler Bike Passes are a benefit of Conservancy Membership, and can be redeemed on the Island at all Conservancy locations and Two Harbor Visitor Services.
Hiking Permit
Before starting out on your journey, hiking permits are required for your safety. They are free of charge and accessible at the link below.
Hunting Permit
The 2024 deer hunting season runs mid-July through December. Click below for more information on permits, rules and regulations.
PERMITS AND INFORMATION
Non-Commercial Road Permit*
Annual Permit valid July 1st-June 30th
Daily Permits Available
Conservancy Membership Required* Purchase Membership
Commercial Road Permit
Annual Permit valid January 1st – December 31st
Daily Permits Available