Park Passes and Fees
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Pedestrians, bicycles, motorcycles and mopeds all have an entrance fee of $10 per person, not to exceed $20 per vehicle. This fee is valid for 7 consecutive days including date of purchase. Of course as always, a public lands access pass (America The Beautiful Pass) is good for one full year from date of purchase and gets you + vehicle into any park for free. You can purchase yours at www.parkpass.net.
See this link for some great rides in the area, and be sure to check back with us at OhRanger.com to tell folks about the trip!
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Horsetooth Reservoir, Colorado-Big Thompson Project, furnishes the main water supply for the Poudre Valley. The reservoir is 6.5 miles long, and is formed by four large earthfill dams. Horsetooth Dam closes the northern end of the valley, and Soldier Canyon, Dixon Canyon, and Spring Canyon Dams close ...
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READ MORESeasonal and full-time jobs may be available with companies that offer lodging, dining, shopping and tour experiences in and around Yellowstone National Park. Each summer and winter, Xanterra Parks & Resorts, the companty that operates lodges and tours in the park, hires employees to live and work in Yellowstone. For ...
READ MOREAccommodations are not available within the park boundaries, but inns, motels, bed-and-breakfasts and campgrounds are plentiful around Mount Desert Island. LODGING When it comes to putting a roof over your head, Mount Desert Island has something for everyone. Altogether, the island has 4,500 rooms. You can choose from a romantic bed ...
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