It’s back. Due to popular demand, the National Park Service is continuing its free annual pass to all national parks for fourth graders and their families. The 2017 pass is good through August 31, 2017. Park Ranger Pam Tripp has all the details…
There is exciting news for all fourth graders! You are eligible for a free annual pass to all National Parks, National Forests, and Bureau of Land Management sites. In order to receive this pass, just log onto www.everykidinapark.gov, complete an online game, download a personalized voucher, and then present the voucher to any park entrance station or visitor center. The pass is available to all fourth graders, including home-schooled and free-choice learners who are ten years of age. The pass allows fee-free entry to everyone who arrives in the same vehicle with you, and is good through August 31, 2017. With this pass, you have the chance to visit the protected lands that offer everyone a great experience with nature and the outdoors. Enjoy America’s best idea with your family and friends. Just remember to visit the website, everykidinapark.gov, follow the instructions, and present your voucher at one an entrance station or visitor center. Your backyard national park is awaiting your visit. For Copper Mountain Broadcasting Z107.7. This is Park Ranger Pam Tripp, encouraging you to find your park and experience the outdoors.
FREE ENTRANCE TO NATIONAL PARKS FOR FOURTH GRADERS
