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Tag Archives: National Forest Service
Alternatives to Camping in National Parks
ForestCamping.com, a comprehensive website for camping in national forests and grasslands, provides detailed information for campers interesting in discovering an alternative to camping in national parks. Whether a first time visitor to a national park, or a returning visitor, ForestCamping.com … Continue reading
Top Fall Color Hotspots in National Forests
Fall colors are about to burst all over the country and the U.S. Forest Service wants you to get outdoors and enjoy one of nature’s most spectacular seasons in your national forests. “Autumn is a wonderful time of the year to … Continue reading
Redesign of Recreation.gov
Recreation.gov, the interagency website that guides visitors to 90,000 sites on federal lands such as national parks, wildlife refuges, waterways, forests, and recreation areas, has a new look with expanded content and improved navigation tools. The redesign is an initial step … Continue reading
Posted in Camping, Hiking, Historic Sites, National Parks, Public Recreation Areas, Wildlife Refuge
Tagged Army Corps of Engineers, BLM, camping, hiking, historic sites, National Forest Service, national park, national wildlife refuge, outdoor recreation, Recreation.gov, RVing, U.S. Fish and Wildlife, wildlife
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Arizona Bear Count Reaches Three
Numerous bear sightings and activities and bear attacks have recently been reported by officials in various regions of the U.S. and Canada. Today’s post focuses on Tonto National Forest in the Payson, Arizona area. Arizona authorities have now killed three … Continue reading
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Bear Attack Reported at Arizona Campground
An Arizona woman was injured this morning (May 1) when a bear ripped a hole in the tent where she, her husband, and their dog had been sleeping at Ponderosa Campground in Tonto National Forest, just off Highway 260 about … Continue reading
Updated Forest Service Campground Guides Available
Fred and Suzi Dow, authors of ForestCamping.com, the comprehensive website for camping in national forests and grasslands, announced publication of revised and updated U.S. National Forest Campground Guides for the Pacific Northwest, Eastern, and Rocky Mountain regions. These guides include … Continue reading
The Graying of National Park Visitors
The average visitor to some of the nation’s parks and wilderness areas is getting grayer, prompting a new emphasis on getting young people to unplug and head outdoors. “Without a generation of kids who have had good experiences with national … Continue reading
Camping Opportunities in National Forests & Grasslands
As summer camping season approaches many families will rely on ForestCamping.com for camping opportunities in national forests and grasslands. Old man winter may have made a late arrival in your area but summer and the family camping season is just … Continue reading
National Parks Senior and Access Passes Now Available by Mail
Lifetime passes to America’s national parks—Senior Pass and Access Pass for Americans with disabilities—are now available by mail. According to the agency website, “The Senior and Access passes provide admission to, and use of, federal recreation sites that charge entrance … Continue reading