Traveler's Gear Box: Wind Warrior
Have you ever pitched your tent in a national park campground only to desire a little more privacy, or perhaps some help with calming breezes so your stove flame won't go out? There's a solution: Wind Warrior.
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Outdoor Industry Association Working To Bring Kids To National Parks
A program organized around the businesses and companies that outfit and guide your national park adventures is working to get more fourth-grade students into the parks this year.
Essential Park Guide, Winter 2015-16: Let National Parks Serve A Wintery Backdrop To Your Fun
“El Niño.” Those two Spanish words summon both joy and concern. Joy because it means more moisture, preferably in the form of snow for California, the Southwest, and the southern Rocky Mountains. They raise concern because it could also mean another unseasonably warm and dry winter for the Pacific Northwest and the northern Rockies.
House Committee Poised To Rewrite National Park Fee Authority
A much anticipated hearing before the House Natural Resource Committee arrives Wednesday, and the outcome could be higher fees for national park visitors.
National Park Service Says Ranger Ranks On Decline
With the National Park Service's centennial 13 months off, the ranks of rangers patroling the parks and providing interpretive programs are on the decline, according to Park Service numbers provided to Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility.
Fall Spectacular: Fall Colors From a National Park Lodge
You'd be hard-pressed to stay in a national park lodge in the fall without some spectacular vistas. Still, there are some places that seem slightly better situated to capture the display of foliage. Contributing writers David and Kay Scott share their thoughts on some of the best lodges to call home during the fall.
- September 8th, 2010
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