NPS Temporarily Suspends Park Fees Due to COVID-19
The NPS has announced a temporary suspension of park entrance fees.
National Park Service Announces Modified Operations
The National Park Service has released a statement outlining steps the agency will take going forward in order to protect against and slow the spread of COVID-19.
NPS Addresses Coronavirus Concerns in National Parks
With growing concern over the coronavirus outbreak, and many park enthusiasts wondering if they should cancel their upcoming trips, the National Park Service has released a statement addressing visitor concerns.
By the Numbers: National Parks Saw 327.5 Million Visitors in 2019
Visitation in 2019 surpassed 2018 by more than 9 million recreation visits, a 2.9 percent increase, according to the annual visitation report from the National Park Service. This is the fifth consecutive year with over 300 million recreation visits. The 327.5 million total is the third-highest since record-keeping began in...
Mount Rainier Closed Indefinitely Due to Mudslides and Flooding
Access to Mount Rainer National Park as been cut off indefinitely due to weather.
Entrance Fees Increase at Many National Parks Jan 1
Fees to enter national parks across the country are slated to increase on January 1, along with some camping fees.
National Park Service Announces 2020 Fee-Free Days
The National Park Service has announced the fee-free days for 2020
Episode 117 | Theodore Roosevelt National Park
This week – bison, prarie dogs, coyotoes and sunsets at Theodore Roosevelt National Park, plus, we get the heck out of Dodge.
Episode 115 | More North Dakota and Truck Talk
This week, Abby gives a dramatic reading of one man’s frustration shopping for a new RV, plus how to find the real height of your unit, a unique old fashioned ice cream stop, we make our first trip to a National Park Service site since Jason’s surgery, plenty of truck...
Yosemite National Park Landmark Names to Be Restored After Lawsuit Settled
Delaware North even claimed a trademark on the name “Yosemite National Park” for the purposes of merchandising.
