Discovery Pass FAQ

Log into the Discovery Pass site with your library card number and PIN/password. Browse passes by date or attraction.

Wilderness Passes are typically available June through mid-October. When they are available, you can access them from the Discovery Pass site.

2026 Wilderness Pass FAQ

• Two (2) active reservations at a time.
• Customers may check out four (4) passes per venue per year (two (2) wilderness passes per year).
• If you reserve a pass and do not use or cancel your reservation, the unused pass counts towards your limit. Once you download or print your pass you cannot cancel your reservation.

• Passes are released for events up to three months in the future.
• On the first of each month at midnight, passes for the next 3 months become available.
• For example, on October 1, customers will be able to make reservations for December (in addition to any remaining passes for October and November). 3 months (the current) and 2 future months are always in view.

• No passes are currently available. Check back at the first of the month.
• You already have two active reservations.
• You have used up your pass allowance (four passes per venue, per year).
• No passes available for your age (you are under 17).

• Fines over $10.00
• You are using a library card for a different library. CCL and JCLD customers must visit their library’s site and use the Discover and Go site.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes, if the attraction allows it.

Your photo ID.

No. The cardholder who reserved the pass must be present to redeem the pass.

No.

The reservation date has passed. Reservations must be downloaded/printed on or before the reservation date (for the Cascade Wilderness Pass this means the reservation’s start date).

Yes, if you haven’t printed or downloaded it and it hasn’t expired.

You should cancel your Discovery Pass if you are not going to attend. Otherwise, once the date passes, the system will count it as a used pass. This also frees up the pass for others.

To cancel a pass that has not been printed or downloaded, log in to the Discovery Pass site and click “My Reservations” and then “Cancel Reservation.”

No.