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Visit a park free during National Parks Week

Skip H

New member
Thought this may be of interest to some people on this forum.

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]During National Parks Week – which begins Saturday and runs through April 24 – every U.S. National Park is offering free admission!

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Several other fee-free days are scheduled in 2016 for the National Park Service and other federal agencies, including lands managed by the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management that allow off-highway vehicles in designated areas. These days provide a great chance to explore public lands all over the country and we encourage our members to make the most of them!

Fee-free days:



  • U.S. Forest Service: June 11, Sept. 24, Nov. 11
  • National Park Service: Aug. 25-28, Sept. 24, Nov. 11
  • Bureau of Land Management: Sept. 24, Nov. 11
  • U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service: Sept. 24, Oct. 9, Nov. 11-13

Skip H
Elyria, OH

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Thanks....

Good to know...Don't have any knobbies for the spyder but there are some fine parks with paved roads....:2thumbs:
 
Or, if you are a senior, you can get a free pass that allows you into the National Parks anytime, anywhere. That has saved quite a bit of money over the last five years or so. :yes:
 
Fyi
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last yr @ spyderfest. VERY nice & lots of history not to mention the 6deer 4rabbits & 2turkeys all close to road/drive thru trail i saw when visiting
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some were closer but pic wont load. Still loads of redneck fun


I wasn't there but I still care! POW /MIA VETS
 
Also be on the look out for National Parks On The Air 2016 Events this year. npota.arrl.org
Amateur Radio operators set up in out National Parks making contact around the world.
 
Or, if you are a senior, you can get a free pass that allows you into the National Parks anytime, anywhere. That has saved quite a bit of money over the last five years or so. :yes:

The lifetime pass actually costs $10.00 ($20.00 for expedited) , and as akspyderman noted, will get you into all national parks, as well as all federal recreation lands at any time. You can get it when you are age 62. You can get a rear view mirror holder for it at any national park. You can also get a decal for motorcycles, but oddly, they cost $10.00 and you have to get them every year. The regular pass is good for a motorcycle & rider, but I would not leave mine on my Spyder at an area that does not have a person manning an entry booth, hence the decal.
 
Just a fyi for anyone that may care , Canada's national parks is offering a 2 year for the price of 1 year, for a family, a savings of 100 plus bucks.
 
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