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<text>The Pacific NorthwestThe Golden WestThe SouthwestThe Great LakesThe SoutheastThe NortheastAlaska and Hawaii</text>
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Washington National Monument,VA ,BOOKER_Boston National Historical Park,MA ,BOSTON_Bryce Canyon National Park,UT ,BRYCE_CBuffalo National River,AR ,BUFFALOCabrillo National Monument,CA ,CABRILLCanaveral National Seashore,FL ,CANAVERCanyon de Chelly National Monument,AZ ,CANYON_Canyonlands National Park,UT ,CANYONLCape Cod National Seashore,MA ,CAPE_COCape Hatteras National Seashore,NC ,CAPE_HACape Lookout National Seashore,NC ,CAPE_LOCapitol Area,DC ,CAPAREACapitol Reef National Park,UT ,CAPITOLCapulin Volcano National Monument,NM ,CAPULINCarlsbad Caverns National Park,NM ,CARLSBACasa Grande National Monument,AZ ,CASA_GRCatoctin Mountain Park,MD ,CATOCTICedar Breaks National Monument,UT ,CEDAR_BChaco Culture National Historical Park,NM ,CHACO_CChannel Islands National Park,CA ,CHANNELChattahoochee River National Recreation Area,GA ,CHATTAHChesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park,MD ,CHESAPEChickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park,GA ,CHICKAMChickasaw National Recreational Area,OK ,CHIKASChiricahua National Monument,AZ ,CHIRICACity of Rocks National Reserve,ID ,CITY_OFColonial National Historical Park,VA ,COLONIAColorado National Monument,CO ,COLORADCongaree Swamp National Monument,SC ,CONGARECoronado National Memorial,AZ ,CORONADCoulee Dam National Recreation Area,WA ,COULEE_Cowpens National Battlefield,SC ,COWPENSCrater Lake National Park,OR ,CRATER_Craters of the Moon National Monument,ID ,CRATERSCumberland Gap National Historical Park,KY ,CUMB_GACumberland Island National Seashore,GA ,CUMB_ISCurecanti National Recreation Area,CO ,CURECANCuster Battlefield National Monument,MT ,CUSTER_Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area,OH ,CUYAHOGDeath Valley National Monument,CA ,DEATH_VDelaware National Scenic River (Middle),PA ,DELA_MIDelaware Water Gap National Recreation Area,PA ,DELA_NADelaware Scenic and Recreational Area,PA ,DELE_LEDenali National Park and Preserve,AK ,DENALI_Devils Postpile National Monument,CA ,DEV_POSDevils Tower National Monument,WY ,DEV_TOWDinosaur National Monument,CO ,DINOSAUEffigy Mounds National Monument,IA ,EFFIGY_El Malpais National Monument,NM ,EL_MALPEl Morro National Monument,NM ,EL_MORREverglades National Park,FL ,EVERGLAFire Island National Seashore,NY ,FIRE_ISFlorissant Fossil Beds National Monument,CO ,FLORISSFort Donelson National Battlefield,TN ,FORT_DOFort Necessity National Battlefield,PA ,FORT_NEFort Sumter National Monument,SC ,FORT_SUFort Union National Monument,NM ,FORT_UNFort Washington Park,MD ,FORT_WAFossil Butte National Monument,WY ,FOSSIL_Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania County Battlefield,VA ,FREDERIGates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve,AK ,GATES_OGateway National Recreation Area,NY ,GATEWAYGauley River National Recreation Area,WV ,GAULEY_George Rogers Clark National Historical Park,IN ,GEORGE_George Washington Birthplace National Monument,VA ,GEO_BIRGeorge Washington Memorial Parkway,VA ,GEO_MEMGettysburg National Military Park,PA ,GETTYSBGila Cliff Dwellings National Monument,NM ,GILA_CLGlacier Bay National Park and Preserve,AK ,GLACIERGlen Canyon National Recreation Area,UT ,GLEN_CAGolden Gate National Recreation Area,CA ,GOLDEN_Grand Canyon National Park,AZ ,GRAND_CGrand Portage National Monument,MN ,GRAND_PGrand Teton National Park,WY ,GRAND_TGreat Basin National Park,NV ,GREAT_BGreat Sand Dunes National Monument,CO ,GRE_SANGreat Smoky Mountains National Park,TN ,GRE_SMOGreenbelt Park,MD ,GREENBEGuadalupe Mountains National Park,TX ,GUADALUGuilford Courthouse National Military Park,NC ,GUILFORGulf Islands National Seashore,FL ,GULF_ISHagerman Fossil Beds National Monument,ID ,HAGERMAHaleakala National Park,HI ,HALEAKAHarpers Ferry National Historical Park,WV ,HARPERSHawaii Volcanoes National Park,HI ,HAWAII_Homestead National Monument of America,NE ,HOMESTEHorseshoe Bend National Military Park,AL ,HORSESHHot Springs National Park,AR ,HOT_SPRHovenweep National Monument,CO ,HOVENWEIllinois and Michigan Canal National Heritage Corridor,IL ,ILLINOIIndependence National Historical Park,PA ,INDEPENIndiana Dunes National Lakeshore,IN ,INDIANAIsle Royale National Park,MI ,ISLE_ROJean Lafitte National Historical Park,LA ,JEAN_LAJewel Cave National Monument,SD ,JEWEL_CJohn D. Rockefeller Jr. Memorial,WY ,JOHN_D_John Day Fossil Beds National Monument,OR ,JOHN_DAJoshua Tree National Monument,CA ,JOSHUA_Kalaupapa National Historical Park,HI ,KALAUPAKaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park,HI ,KALOKO_Katmai National Park and Preserve,AK ,KATMAI_Kenai Fjords National Park,AK ,KENAI_FKennesaw Mountain National Battlefield,GA ,KENNESAKings Canyon National Park,CA ,KINGS_CKings Mountain National Military Park,SC ,KINGS_MKlondike Gold Rush National Historical Park,AK ,KLONDIKKobuk Valley National Park,AK ,KOBUK_VLake Chelan National Recreation Area,WA ,LAKE_CHLake Clark National Park and Preserve,AK ,LAKE_CLLake Mead National Recreation Area,NV ,LAKE_MELake Meredith National Recreation Area,TX ,LAKE_MRLassen Volcanic National Park,CA ,LASSEN_Lava Beds National Monument,CA ,LAVA_BELowell National Historical Park,MA ,LOWELL_Lower Saint Croix National Scenic River,WI ,LOWER_SLyndon B. 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<text>Acadia National Park,ME ,ACADIA_Agate Fossil Beds National Monument,NE ,AGATE_FAlagnak Wild River,AK ,ALAGNAKAlibates Flint Quarries National Monument,TX ,ALIBATEAmistad National Recreation Area,TX ,AMISTADAniakchak National Monument and Preserve,AK ,ANIAKCHAntietam National Battlefield,MD ,ANTIETAApostle Islands National Lakeshore,WI ,APOSTLEAppalachian National Scenic Trail,ME ,APPALACAppomattox Court House National Historical Park,VA ,APPOMATArches National Park,UT ,ARCHES_Assateague Island National Seashore,MD ,ASSATEAAztec Ruins National Monument,NM ,AZTEC_RBadlands National Park,SD ,BADLANDBandelier National Monument,NM ,BANDELIBering Land Bridge National Preserve,AK ,BERING_Big Bend National Park,TX ,BIG_BENBig Cypress National Preserve,FL ,BIG_CYPBig Hole National Battlefield,MT ,BIG_HOLBig South Fork National River and Recreational Area,TN ,BIG_SOUBig Thicket National Preserve,TX ,BIG_THIBighorn Canyon National Recreation Area,MT ,BIGHORNBiscayne National Park,FL ,BISCAYNBlack Canyon of the Gunnison National Monument,CO ,BLACK_CBlue Ridge Parkway,NC ,BLUE_RIBluestone National Scenic River,WV ,BLUESTOBooker T. Washington National Monument,VA ,BOOKER_Boston National Historical Park,MA ,BOSTON_Bryce Canyon National Park,UT ,BRYCE_CBuffalo National River,AR ,BUFFALOCabrillo National Monument,CA ,CABRILLCanaveral National Seashore,FL ,CANAVERCanyon de Chelly National Monument,AZ ,CANYON_Canyonlands National Park,UT ,CANYONLCape Cod National Seashore,MA ,CAPE_COCape Hatteras National Seashore,NC ,CAPE_HACape Lookout National Seashore,NC ,CAPE_LOCapitol Area,DC ,CAPAREACapitol Reef National Park,UT ,CAPITOLCapulin Volcano National Monument,NM ,CAPULINCarlsbad Caverns National Park,NM ,CARLSBACasa Grande National Monument,AZ ,CASA_GRCatoctin Mountain Park,MD ,CATOCTICedar Breaks National Monument,UT ,CEDAR_BChaco Culture National Historical Park,NM ,CHACO_CChannel Islands National Park,CA ,CHANNELChattahoochee River National Recreation Area,GA ,CHATTAHChesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park,MD ,CHESAPEChickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park,GA ,CHICKAMChickasaw National Recreational Area,OK ,CHICKASChiricahua National Monument,AZ ,CHIRICACity of Rocks National Reserve,ID_ ,CITY_OFColonial National Historical Park,VA ,COLONIAColorado National Monument,CO ,COLORADCongaree Swamp National Monument,SC ,CONGARECoronado National Memorial,AZ ,CORONADCoulee Dam National Recreation Area,WA ,COULEE_Cowpens National Battlefield,SC ,COWPENSCrater Lake National Park,OR ,CRATER_Craters of the Moon National Monument,ID_ ,CRATERSCumberland Gap National Historical Park,KY ,CUMB_GACumberland Island National Seashore,GA ,CUMB_ISCurecanti National Recreation Area,CO ,CURECANCuster Battlefield National Monument,MT ,CUSTER_Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area,OH ,CUYAHOGDeath Valley National Monument,CA ,DEATH_VDelaware National Scenic River (Middle),PA ,DELA_MIDelaware Water Gap National Recreation Area,PA ,DELA_NADelaware Scenic and Recreational Area,PA ,DELA_LEDenali National Park and Preserve,AK ,DENALI_Devils Postpile National Monument,CA ,DEV_POSDevils Tower National Monument,WY ,DEV_TOWDinosaur National Monument,CO ,DINOSAUEffigy Mounds National Monument,IA ,EFFIGY_El Malpais National Monument,NM ,EL_MALPEl Morro National Monument,NM ,EL_MORREverglades National Park,FL ,EVERGLAFire Island National Seashore,NY ,FIRE_ISFlorissant Fossil Beds National Monument,CO ,FLORISSFort Donelson National Battlefield,TN ,FORT_DOFort Necessity National Battlefield,PA ,FORT_NEFort Sumter National Monument,SC ,FORT_SUFort Union National Monument,NM ,FORT_UNFort Washington Park,MD ,FORT_WAFossil Butte National Monument,WY ,FOSSIL_Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania County Battlefield,VA ,FREDERIGates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve,AK ,GATES_OGateway National Recreation Area,NY ,GATEWAYGauley River National Recreation Area,WV ,GAULEY_George Rogers Clark National Historical Park,IN ,GEORGE_George Washington Birthplace National Monument,VA ,GEO_BIRGeorge Washington Memorial Parkway,VA ,GEO_MEMGettysburg National Military Park,PA ,GETTYSBGila Cliff Dwellings National Monument,NM ,GILA_CLGlacier Bay National Park and Preserve,AK ,GLACIERGlen Canyon National Recreation Area,UT ,GLEN_CAGolden Gate National Recreation Area,CA ,GOLDEN_Grand Canyon National Park,AZ ,GRAND_CGrand Portage National Monument,MN ,GRAND_PGrand Teton National Park,WY ,GRAND_TGreat Basin National Park,NV ,GREAT_BGreat Sand Dunes National Monument,CO ,GRE_SANGreat Smoky Mountains National Park,TN ,GRE_SMOGreenbelt Park,MD ,GREENBEGuadalupe Mountains National Park,TX ,GUADALUGuilford Courthouse National Military Park,NC ,GUILFORGulf Islands National Seashore,FL ,GULF_ISHagerman Fossil Beds National Monument,ID_ ,HAGERMAHaleakala National Park,HI ,HALEAKAHarpers Ferry National Historical Park,WV ,HARPERSHawaii Volcanoes National Park,HI ,HAWAII_Homestead National Monument of America,NE ,HOMESTEHorseshoe Bend National Military Park,AL ,HORSESHHot Springs National Park,AR ,HOT_SPRHovenweep National Monument,CO ,HOVENWEIllinois and Michigan Canal National Heritage Corridor,IL ,ILLINOIIndependence National Historical Park,PA ,INDEPENIndiana Dunes National Lakeshore,IN ,INDIANAIsle Royale National Park,MI ,ISLE_ROJean Lafitte National Historical Park,LA ,JEAN_LAJewel Cave National Monument,SD ,JEWEL_CJohn D. Rockefeller Jr. Memorial,WY ,JOHN_D_John Day Fossil Beds National Monument,OR ,JOHN_DAJoshua Tree National Monument,CA ,JOSHUA_Kalaupapa National Historical Park,HI ,KALAUPAKaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park,HI ,KALOKO_Katmai National Park and Preserve,AK ,KATMAI_Kenai Fjords National Park,AK ,KENAI_FKennesaw Mountain National Battlefield,GA ,KENNESAKings Canyon National Park,CA ,KINGS_CKings Mountain National Military Park,SC ,KINGS_MKlondike Gold Rush National Historical Park,AK ,KLONDIKKobuk Valley National Park,AK ,KOBUK_VLake Chelan National Recreation Area,WA ,LAKE_CHLake Clark National Park and Preserve,AK ,LAKE_CLLake Mead National Recreation Area,NV ,LAKE_MELake Meredith National Recreation Area,TX ,LAKE_MRLassen Volcanic National Park,CA ,LASSEN_Lava Beds National Monument,CA ,LAVA_BELowell National Historical Park,MA ,LOWELL_Lower Saint Croix National Scenic River,WI ,LOWER_SLyndon B. 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<text>Arches National Park, UT ,ARCHES.AVIBadlands National Park,SD ,BADLAND.AVIBlack Canyon of the Gunnison Nat. Mon.,CO ,BLACK_C.AVICanyonlands National Park,UT ,CANYONL.AVICrater Lake National Park,OR ,CRATER_.AVIDevils Postpile National Monument,CA ,DEVPOST.AVIEverglades National Park,FL ,EVERGL.AVIGrand Canyon National Park,AZ ,GRAND_C.AVIGrand Teton National Park,WY ,GRAND_T.AVIGreat Smoky Mountains National Park, TN ,GRSMOKE.AVIGuadalupe Mountains National Park,TX ,GUADALU.AVIHaleakala National Park,HI ,HALEAKA.AVIIsle Royale National Park,MI ,ISLROY.AVIJoshua Tree National Monument,CA ,JOSHTRE.AVILasssen Volcanic National Park, CA ,LASSEN.AVIMount Rainier National Park,WA ,RAINIER.AVIMount Rushmore National Memorial,SD ,RUSHMOR.AVINorth Cascades National Park,WA ,NORTH_C.AVIOlympic National Park,WA ,OLYMPIC.AVIShenandoah National Park,VA ,SHENAND.AVIValley Forge National Historical Park,PA ,VALLEYF.AVIYellowstone National Park,WY ,YELLOWS.AVIYosemite National Park,CA ,YOSEMIT.AVI</text>
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<text> TRAVEL PLANNER 1. First choose the activities in which you are interested. . . </text>
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<text>4. Now choose the park that has them all -></text>
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<text><span class="style33">cadia National Park,ACADIA_,ME,6,101001111111Agate Fossil Beds National Monument,AGATE_F,NE,4,001001101010Alagnak Wild River,ALAGNAK,AK,7,100000011110Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument,ALIBATE,TX,3,000000000000Amistad National Recreation Area,AMISTAD,TX,3,111111101110Aniakchak National Monument and Preserve,ANIAKCH,AK,7,100000011110Antietam National Battlefield,ANTIETA,MD,6,101001100010Apostle Islands National Lakeshore,APOSTLE,WI,4,101001111110Appalachian National Scenic Trail,APPALAC,ME,6,101001111000Appomattox Court House National Historical Park,APPOMAT,VA,6,001001100000Arches National Park,ARCHES_,UT,2,101001111000Assateague Island National Seashore,ASSATEA,MD,6,101001110110Aztec Ruins National Monument,AZTEC_R,NM,3,001001101000Badlands National Park,BADLAND,SD,4,111111111000Bandelier National Monument,BANDELI,NM,3,101111111010Bering Land Bridge National Preserve,BERING_,AK,7,100000011110Big Bend National Park,BIG_BEN,TX,3,111111111110Big Cypress National Preserve,BIG_CYP,FL,5,101111101110Big Hole National Battlefield,BIG_HOL,MT,1,000001101011Big South Fork National River and Recreational Area,BIG_SOU,TN,5,101001111110Big Thicket National Preserve,BIG_THI,TX,3,001001111110Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area,BIGHORN,MT,1,101111111111Biscayne National Park,BISCAYN,FL,5,101001111110Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Monument,BLACK_C,CO,3,101101111011Blue Ridge Parkway,BLUE_RI,NC,5,111111101111Bluestone National Scenic River,BLUESTO,WV,6,000000101110Booker T. Washington National Monument,BOOKER_,VA,6,101001101000Boston National Historical Park,BOSTON_,MA,6,001001100000Bryce Canyon National Park,BRYCE_C,UT,2,111101111001Buffalo National River,BUFFALO,AR,5,111101111110Cabrillo National Monument,CABRILL,CA,2,001001101010Canaveral National Seashore,CANAVER,FL,5,101001110110Canyon de Chelly National Monument,CANYON_,AZ,2,111101111000Canyonlands National Park,CANYONL,UT,2,101001111110Cape Cod National Seashore,CAPE_CO,MA,6,001001111010Cape Hatteras National Seashore,CAPE_HA,NC,5,101111101110Cape Lookout National Seashore,CAPE_LO,NC,5,111001111110Capitol Area,CAPAREA,DC,6,001001101010Capitol Reef National Park,CAPITOL,UT,2,101001111000Capulin Volcano National Monument,CAPULIN,NM,3,001001101000Carlsbad Caverns National Park,CARLSBA,NM,3,001001111000Casa Grande National Monument,CASA_GR,AZ,2,001001101000Catoctin Mountain Park,CATOCTI,MD,6,111001111011Cedar Breaks National Monument,CEDAR_B,UT,2,101001101001Chaco Culture National Historical Park,CHACO_C,NM,3,101001111000Channel Islands National Park,CHANNEL,CA,2,101001111110Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area,CHATTAH,GA,5,001001111110Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park,CHESAPE,MD,6,101011101110Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park,CHICKAM,GA,5,101001111000Chickasaw National Recreational Area,CHICKAS,OK,3,101001101110Chiricahua National Monument,CHIRICA,AZ,2,101001101000City of Rocks National Reserve,CITY_OF,ID,1,101001111000Colonial National Historical Park,COLONIA,VA,6,001001100000Colorado National Monument,COLORAD,CO,3,101001111011Congaree Swamp National Monument,CONGARE,SC,5,101001101110Coronado National Memorial,CORONAD,AZ,2,001001101000Coulee Dam National Recreation Area,COULEE_,WA,1,101001101111Cowpens National Battlefield,COWPENS,SC,5,001001101000Crater Lake National Park,CRATER_,OR,1,111111111011Craters of the Moon National Monument,CRATERS,ID,1,101001111001Cumberland Gap National Historical Park,CUMB_GA,KY,4,101001111000Cumberland Island National Seashore,CUMB_IS,GA,5,101001110010Curecanti National Recreation Area,CURECAN,CO,3,101111111111Custer Battlefield National Monument,CUSTER_,MT,1,001001101000Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area,CUYAHOG,OH,4,001001101011Death Valley National Monument,DEATH_V,CA,2,111111111000Delaware National Scenic River (Middle),DELA_MI,PA,6,101001101110Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area,DELA_NA,PA,6,101001111111Deleware Scenic and Recreational Area,DELA_LE,PA,6,000000000000Denali National Park and Preserve,DENALI_,AK,7,111001111011Devils Postpile National Monument,DEV_POS,CA,2,101001111010Devils Tower National Monument,DEV_TOW,WY,1,101001101010Dinosaur National Monument,DINOSAU,CO,3,101001111110Effigy Mounds National Monument,EFFIGY_,IA,4,001001100001El Malpais National Monument,EL_MALP,NM,3,100001111000El Morro National Monument,EL_MORR,NM,3,101001101000Everglades National Park,EVERGLA,FL,5,111111111110Fire Island National 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<text><span class="style11">Welcome to the </span><span class="style20">Help</span><span class="style11"> section for National Parks of America. You can click on the "?" button whenever you need assistance in reviewing text, video, photographic, or other information about any of the national parks included on the disc.</span><span class="style20">Main Screen</span><span class="style11"> - This screen will appear at the beginning of each session every time you load the CD-ROM program.From this outlay of the United States, you can obtain specific park information by selecting a geographical region, or by clicking on the Travel Plan or Index control buttons at the bottom of the screen.</span><span class="style20">Travel Plan</span><span class="style11"> (compass icon) - This option brings you to a "Search" screen. In this area, you can choose criteria depending on your travel suggestions or requirements. -First select the activities that you are interested in. For example, click on the "camping" and "hiking" buttons. -Then select a region or states that you would like to visit. This will provide you with a list of states that you are interested in.-Add or delete park names in the list. To delete state names from this list, select the state and click on the clear button on the screen, or double click directly on the state name. -Finally, click the search button. The window at the bottom of the screen will show all of the parks that have camping and hiking available. Click on a park in this list to go directly to that park.</span><span class="style20">Index </span><span class="style11">(index card icon) - A quick way to access all the available parks, photographs and videos. Includes a complete listing of all the national parks by region, state, and alphabet. Here you will also find the commands to view either photographs or videos for your enjoyment.</span><span class="style20">Back Track </span><span class="style11">(creature footprint icon) -</span><span class="style20"> </span><span class="style11">Takes you to the previous screen. Keeps a record of your travels from park to park; click on this button to bring you straight back to the last park visited.</span><span class="style20">Help </span><span class="style11">(? icon) - Provides an overview and assistance in running this program. </span><span class="style20">Credits</span><span class="style11"> - Available in the </span><span class="style20">Help</span><span class="style11"> section of the program.</span><span class="style20">Exit</span><span class="style11"> </span><span class="style20">-</span><span class="style11"> Exits the National Parks of America program.</span><span class="style20">Region Level -</span><span class="style11"> From this screen, you have several options. You can click right on the state name in the region just selected to bring you to a more detailed state map with all of its parks indicated. You can still click on Travel Plan, Index, and the other control buttons, which now include a Main control button to access the Start-up screen. The green region icons surrounding the region you selected bring you to that region, its states, and their parks.</span><span class="style20">State Level -</span><span class="style11"> From this screen you can quickly and simply click on the name of the park of your choice. Surrounding the state displayed on your screen are green icons of the other states in the current region. Click on these icons to bring you to a detailed map of that state's national parks. Control buttons on the bottom of the screen still include Main, as well as Region, which returns you to the current state's region.</span><span class="style20">Park Level</span><span class="style11"> - Now that you have arrived at the national park of your choice, you have access to much more useful information about the park. This list below describes each </span><span class="style20">new</span><span class="style11"> control button on the screen at the </span><span class="style20">Park</span><span class="style11"> level.</span><span class="style20">Text</span><span class="style11"> - Provides the park's hours, facilities, directions, mailing address, etc.</span><span class="style20">Print</span><span class="style11"> - Allows you to print to file or a printer the text information found in the Text option.</span><span class="style20">Slides</span><span class="style11"> - Exhibits a full screen slide show of the park photographs. This automated slide show will have a music soundtrack accompanying. Please note that from other areas such as text or climate tables, the </span><span class="style20">Slides</span><span class="style11"> button will take you to the first small screen image in the slide show. </span><span class="style20">Full screen automated slide show options</span><span class="style11">- When in a full screen automated slide show press the option key to view the caption for each image in the full screen automated slide show. To remove the caption press the option key again. </span><span class="style20">User controlled slide show options</span><span class="style11">-When you first enter a park, narration will play for the first image. (Please note that narration is not always available.) To continue the small screen slide show with narration click the small arrow keys on the screen to advance or go back through the series.-Single click directly over the photo to magnify to a full-screen image. To return to the original slide, click the mouse. Use the right arrow key to advance ahead, and the left arrow key to go back through the slide show.-Click the letter C to view the caption for each image in the user controlled slide show. To remove the caption press the letter C again. Please note that not all parks have photos. For the parks with no photos, the Slides icon will not appear and the Main screen will display in place of a photo.</span><span class="style20">Video</span><span class="style11"> (video camera icon) - Runs a video that features sights of the park. You have the choice of playing the video on the small monitor pictured, or view in a larger version by clicking on the video screen. Clicking on the larger screen returns you to the small monitor. Please note that not all parks have video. </span><span class="style20">Climate</span><span class="style11"> (thermometer icon)- Offers all-season climate information in an easy-to-read animated table.</span><span class="style20">Next/Previous</span><span class="style11"> Arrows - Allows you to move to the previous park or the next park.</span><span class="style20">State</span><span class="style11"> - Indicates the state location of the current park. Click on it to bring the complete state map on the screen.We hope you enjoy your journey through the natural wonders of the United States!</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Maling Address</span><span class="style11">Pu'uhonua o Honaunau National Historical Park; P.O. Box 128Honaunau, Kona, HI 96726Telephone: 808-328-2326 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is on the Hawaiian island of Hawaii. The Park is thirty miles south of Keahole Airport on HI 160. Take HI 19 to Kailua, then HI 11 to Honaunau, then HI 160 to the Park. Bus tours from Kailua, Kona, are available. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. The climate of Hawaii is tropical. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Until 1819, vanquished Hawaiian warriors, non-combatants, and kapu breakers could escape death by reaching this sacred ground. Prehistoric house sites, royal fishponds, coconut groves, and spectacular shore scenery comprise the Park. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; </span><span class="style20">General Information </span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Captain Cook and Kona. Four miles to the north is Kealakekua Bay, the site of Captain James Cook's landing and murder in 1779. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Parkc/o Pu'uhonua o Honaunau National Historical ParkP.O. Box 128Honaunau, Kona, HI 96726Telephone: 808-328-2326 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is located on the Hawaiian island of Hawaii. Go four miles south of Keahole Airport, then two miles north of Kailua-Kona on Highway 11. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This was the site of important Hawaiian settlements before arrival of European explorers. It includes coastal areas, three large fishponds, a house site, and other archeological remnants. The Park is intended to preserve the native culture of Hawaii. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Self-guiding tours/trails. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">NO FEDERAL FACILITIES. The Park is newly opened to the public. Fact sheets are available: Pacific Area Office; National Park Service; 300 Ala Moana Blvd.; Honolulu, HI 96850. According to legend, the first Hawaiian King, Kamehameha I, is buried somewhere in the Park.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in surrounding communities and Kona. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Kalaupapa National Historical ParkKalaupapa, HI 96742 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is on the Hawaiian island of Molokai. Located on the northern or windward side of the island. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Visitors must first obtain permission from the State of Hawaii, Department of Health, before visiting the Park. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This Park contains the site of the Molokai island Hansen's disease (leprosy) settlement (1886-1969), areas relating to early Hawaiian settlement, scenic, and geologic resources, and habitats for rare and endangered species. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Museum/exhibits; guide for hire. </span><span class="style20">General Information </span><span class="style11">The residents of Kalaupapa were banished here for contracting Hansen's Disease, or leprosy. Today the disease is curable with treatment, and there is no longer any medical reason to isolate people with leprosy. The residents who remain here do so out of choice.To protect the privacy of the community, access to Kalaupapa is quite limited. For a visitor permit, write Damien Tours, c/o Kalaupapa Settlement, Kalaupapa, HI 96742. Overnight stays are limited to invited guests of residents. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Hawaii Volcanoes National ParkHawaii National Park, HI 96718Telephone: 808-967-7311 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is located on the island of Hawaii. The Visitor Center is at Kilauea, twenty-nine miles southwest of Hilo, off HI 11. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is September. The island of Hawaii is a tropical climate. The summit of Kilauea is 4,000 feet, so the climate can be cool and rainy. Take along a sweater or light jacket. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Active volcanism continues here, on the island of Hawaii, where at lower elevations luxuriant and often rare vegetation provides food and shelter for a variety of animals. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Up-to-date information about on-going eruptions or potential activity may be obtained by calling 808-967-7977. The answering service is updated when Kilauea or Mauna Loa show signs of change. Overnight accommodations are available at Volcano House on the rim of Kilauea Crater.Reservations for lodging: 808-967-7321, fax 808-967-8429. Food and supplies can be obtained in the nearby communities of Volcano and Kalapana. Other overnight accommodations are available in Hilo. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Haleakala National ParkP.O. Box 369Makawao, HI 96768Telephone: 808-572-9306 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is on the island of Maui in Hawaii. The Haleakala Crater may be reached in a 37-mile drive from Kahului via HI 36, 37, 377, and 378. The Kipahulu District is reached in a 62-mile drive from Kahului via Highway 36 and HI 360 to Hana, then seven miles via HI 31 to Kipahulu.</span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">The road to Hana is narrow, winding, and slow, but filled with absolutely beautiful scenery. (Keep your cool and be patient while driving the road to Hana.) </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Park preserves the outstanding features of Haleakala Crater on the island of Maui and protects the unique and fragile ecosystems of Kipahulu Valley, the scenic pools along 'Ohe'o Gulch, and many rare and endangered species. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites back country use; hiking; horseback riding; hunting. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The road (thirty-eight miles) to Haleakala's summit rises from near sea level to 10,000 feet. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in surrounding communities of the island and in Hana. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style18">ukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve, AK</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Maling Address</span><span class="style11">Yukon-Charley Rivers National PreserveP.O. Box 167Eagle, AK 99738Telephone: 907-547-2233 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Preserve is located along the Canadian border in central Alaska. Eagle and Circle can be reach by highway or scheduled flights from Fairbanks. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">The Preserve is open year round. Peak visitor month is September. Climate: January, -60 to -2 degrees F; July, 46 to 70 degrees F. Precipitation: January, 0.6; July, 2.2. The Winters are cold. During Summer thunderstorms and strong winds can arise suddenly.In June, the days are long--19 to 23 hours; in December, days are short--3 to 5 hours. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Preserve protects 115 miles of the 1,800-mile Yukon River and the entire Charley River basin. Numerous old cabins and relics are reminders of the importance of the Yukon River during the 1898 gold rush.Paleontological and archeological sites here add much to our knowledge of man and his environment thousands of years ago. Peregrine falcons nest in the high bluffs overlooking the river, while the rolling hills that make up the preserve are home to an abundant array of wildlife.The Charley, an 88-mile wild river, is considered by many to be the most spectacular river in Alaska. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; guides for hire; back country use; primitive camping; picnicking; hiking; mountain climbing; boating; canoeing/kayaking; fishing; hunting. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Preserve is a wilderness area and there are no roads. Overnight accommodations, campgrounds, food, supplies, and other services are available in Eagle and Circle. The nearest hospital is in Fairbanks (180 miles by air).Temperatures may rapidly change and vary greatly along the Yukon River, so take along appropriate food, supplies, warm clothing, rain gear, hiking boots, and tennis shoes for river travel. Store food in airtight containers to keep the odors from attracting bears.The Charley River is subject to rapid rise in water levels due to thunderstorms. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style16">rangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve, AK</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve;P.O. Box 29;Glennallen, AK 99588;Telephone: 907-822-5234 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is located in the south central region where the Chugach, Wrangell, and St. Elias mountain ranges converge. Glennallen is 200 miles from Anchorage and can be reached by seasonal bus service or auto on a paved highway. Road access into the central portion is via the Chitina-McCarthy road.Road access into the northern portion is from Slana into Nabesna, a privately owned, abandoned mining community. The interior portions of the Park/Preserve are accessed by charter air service from Gulkana and Tok airports.The southern coastal portion and beaches can be accessed from Valdez, Cordova, and Yakutat by air. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">The Park/Preserve never closes. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: January, -30 to 29 degrees F; July, 45 to 61 degrees F. Precipitation: January, 6.1; July, 6.2. Weather conditions may delay scheduled air pickups. July has the warmest weather; however August is more mosquito free. Winters are cold. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The "Mountain kingdom of North America," is a day's drive east of Anchorage where the Chugach, Wrangell, and St. Elias mountain ranges converge. The Park/Preserve includes the continent's largest assemblage of glaciers and most peaks above 16,000 feet, including Mount St. Elias.At 18,008 feet it is the second highest peak in the U.S. Adjacent to Canada's Kluane National Park, the site is characterized by its remote mountains, valleys, and wild rivers, all rich in wildlife. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; guides for hire; back country use; primitive camping; hiking; mountain climbing; horseback riding; boating and boat rental; fishing; hunting; off-road vehicle trail; snowmobile route; cross-country skiing.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Roads are passable to conventional vehicles with good ground clearance, but changing road conditions can make the roads passable only to 4-wheel-drive vehicles. Check locally for conditions and services. Lodging, meals, and supplies are available in surrounding communities.Remote cabins scattered throughout the region will accommodate back country parties. State campgrounds are located along the major highways. Visitors to the Park/Preserve should be self-sufficient and carry enough supplies in case of delays caused by bad weather.The nearest medical facilities are in Glennallen. Hiking trails are primitive, contact the Park Office for information. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Sitka National Historical Park;P.O. Box 738;Sitka, AK 99835;Telephone: 907-747-6281 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is located in the southeastern panhandle region on Baran of Island. To the west of the island is the Alexander Archipelago, and to the east is the Chatham Strait. Commercial airlines operate from Anchorage, Juneau, and Seattle.Sitka is a port of call for cruise ships and ferries of the Alaska MarineHighway System. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round, except for holidays. August is the peak visitor month. Climate: January, -8 to 32 degrees F; July, 48 to 63 degrees F. Precipitation: January, 5.1; July, 4.9; August, 7.7. Summers are frequently rainy; Winter is rainy and snowy. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The site of the 1804 fort and battle that marked the last major Tlingit Indian resistance to Russian colonization is preserved here. Tlingit totem poles and crafts are exhibited. The Russian Bishop's House, built in 1842, is the oldest intact piece of Russian American architecture.Nearby landmarks and interesting sites are Old Sitka, Castle Hill, St. Michael's Cathedral, and museums. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center with Handicap Access for audiovisual exhibits, interpretive talks, and craft demonstrations (Native craft demonstrations are performed from June through September); museum/exhibit; NPS guided tour; self-guiding tour/trail; picnic area; hiking; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Sitka, 1/2 mile away. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Noatak National Preserve;P.O. Box 1029;Kotzebue, AK 99752;Telephone: 907-442-3890 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Preserve is located in the northwestern region in the Brooks Range. Noatak is located above the Arctic Circle in the "Land of the Midnight Sun." Commercial airlines fly into Kotzebue. There are no roads to the Preserve, so access is by charter airplane from Kotzebue. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Preserve open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: January, -58 to -2 degrees F; July, 48 to 66 degrees F. Precipitation: January, 0.7; July, 2.7. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Noatak River basin is the largest mountain-ringed river basin in the nation still virtually unaffected by man.The preserve includes land forms of great scientific interest, including the 65-mile-long Grand Canyon of the Noatak, a transition zone and migration route for plants and animals between subarctic and arctic environments, and an array of flora among the most diverse anywhere in the earth's northern latitudes. The preserve contains part of the Noatak Wild River. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center in Kotzebue; guides for hire; back country use; primitive camping; hiking; mountain climbing; boating; fishing; hunting; snowmobile route. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">LIMITED FEDERAL FACILITIES. The Preserve is a wilderness area. Food, supplies, medical facilities, and overnight accommodations are available in Kotzebue, seventy miles by air. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Lake Clark National Park and Preserve;4230 University Drive, Suite 311;Anchorage, AK 99508;Telephone: 907-271-3751 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">Lake Clark is southwest of Anchorage. Commercial air service is available to Iliamna, then fly in a chartered airplane to the Park. Air charters are available from Anchorage to the Park. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Park open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: January, -42 to 24 degrees F; July, 45 to 67 degrees F. Precipitation: January, 2.1; July, 2.2; August, 4.2.Coastal areas are windy and rainy, and the interior is sunny and milder; however, weather conditions may vary depending upon the terrain and prevalent wind. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Located in the heart of the Chigmit mountains, the Park-Preserve contains great geologic diversity, including jagged peaks, granite spires, and two symmetrical active volcanoes. More than a score of glacial carved lakes rim the mountain mass.The lake is more than forty miles long, and is the headwaters for red salmon spawning. Merrill and Lake Clark Passescut through the mountains and are lined by dozens of glaciers and hundreds of waterfalls that cascade over rocky ledges.The Park-Preserve contains the Chilikadrotna, Mulchatna, and Tlikakila Wild Rivers. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Guide for hire; back country use; primitive camping only; hiking; mountain climbing; boating; fishing; hunting; snowmobile route; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Cabin rentals and lodge accommodations are available. Iliamna has a medical clinic; the nearest hospital is in Kenai or Anchorage. There are no roads to the lake, only aircraft landing strips.Take along insect repellent, mosquito netting, adequate tents, warm clothing, rain gear, good hiking boots, and other necessary equipment and supplies for primitive camping. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Kobuk Valley National Park;P.O. Box 1029;Kotzebue, AK 99752;Telephone: 907-442-3890 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is located north of the Arctic Circle in the Brooks Mountain Range. To enter the Park, chartered aircraft are available in Kotzebue. Charter boats are available once in awhile in Kotzebue and other villages. Contact the NPS Visitor Contact facility in Kotzebue before visiting the Park. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Park open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: January, -58 to -2 degrees F; July, 44 to 66 degrees F. Precipitation: January, 0.7; July, 2.7. The sun is up from the beginning of June until the middle of July. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Park is located north of the Arctic Circle and embraces the central valley of the Kobuk River. It is a blend of biological, geological, and cultural resources.Here, in the north-most extent of the boreal forest, a rich array of arctic wildlife can be found, including caribou, grizzly and black bears, wolves, and foxes. The 25-square mile Great Kobuk Sand Dunes lie just south of the Kobuk River against the base of the Waring Mountains.Archeological sites revealing more than 10,000 years of human occupation are among the most significant sites known in the Arctic. The Park contains the Salmon Wild River. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; guide for hire; primitive camping; back country use; hiking; mountain climbing; boating; fishing; snowmobile route. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">LIMITED FEDERAL FACILITIES. The area is rugged terrain and inclement weather is to be expected. The nearest hospital is in Kotzebue. Food and supplies are obtainable in Kotzebue, Ambler, or Kiana. There are no visitor facilities, food or supplies, or overnight accommodations in the Park.Contact the NPS in Kotzebue before visiting the Park. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park;P.O. Box 517;Skagway, AK 99840;Telephone: 907-983-2921. </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">Skagway is located in the southeastern area in the coastal mountain range. It can be reached by auto, bus, scheduled and chartered aircraft, cruise ship, and Alaska State ferry. City of Skagway Visitor Center: Arctic Brotherhood Building, Broadway.National Park Service Visitor Center: Second and Broadway, Skagway. Seattle Visitor Center: 117 South Main Street, Pioneer Square. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Peak visitor time is during Summer months. Skagway Visitor Center is open only in Summer. Seattle Visitor Center closed on holidays. Climate: January, -8 to 32 degrees F; July, 48 to 63 degrees F. Precipitation: January, 5.1; July, 4.9; August, 7.7.Weather conditions in the mountains, including the Chilkoot Trail, vary and may change from hour to hour. Be prepared for cold temperatures, snow, rain, or fog. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Historic buildings in Skagway and portions of Chilkoot and White Pass Trails, all prominent in the 1898 gold rush, are included in the Park. The Chilkoot Trail is forty miles long and accessible only by hiking. Seattle was the staging and jumping off area for gold miners heading for the Klondike. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Skagway Visitor Center includes displays, interpretive programs, guided walks, and films; museum; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/walks; guides for hire; picnic area; campgrounds; hiking; fishing; hunting.The Seattle Visitor Center includes interpretive displays, special tours, and films. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Be properly outfitted when embarking on a hike over Chilkoot Trail. Take warm wool clothing, rain gear, sturdy hiking boots, emergency rations and first-aid kit, tent, camp stove, and adequate fuel (wood is not available, fires are not permitted in the Canadian portion).Obtain current trail information from the Visitor Center. Never feed wild animals. Make noise when walking. Never approach a dangerous animal. Keep campsite clean and store food in airtight containers. Do not take pets on the Chilkoot Trail. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Kenai Fjords National Park;P.O. Box 1727;Seward, AK 99664-1727;Telephone: 907-224-3175 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is located in the south central area on the Kenai Peninsula. It is ten miles from Seward and includes a portion of the southern Kenai Mountains, two ice fields, and a coastal fjord system. Seward is 127 miles from Anchorage where commercial and charter flights are available.Bus service from Seward is available, as well as boat and air charters. Autos and Recreation vehicles can access Exit Glacier on an 8 1/2 mile gravel road. The State Ferry system links Seward with Prince William Sound, Homer, and Kodiak Island. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open all year. Peak visitation month is July. High humidity and rainfall can be expected along the coast. Climate: January, -30 to 29 degrees F; July, 46 to 61 degrees F, Precipitation: January, 6.1; July, 6.2. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Park includes one of the four major ice caps in the U.S., the 300-square mile Harding Icefield and coastal fjords. The rich, varied rain forest is home to thousands of breeding birds, and adjoining marine waters support a multitude of sea lions, sea otters, and seals. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center, which provides programs, slides, and films; NPS guided tours; picnic areas; back country use; hiking; mountain climbing; boating; fishing; snowmobile route; cross-country skiing trails. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Due to the coastal climate and cool nights, take along wool clothing and rain gear. Hotels, food, and other services, such as hospital, are available in Seward. Depending upon amount of snowfall, Exit Glacier may be closed during Winter months. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Katmai National Park and Preserve;P.O. Box 7;King Salmon, AK 99613-0007;Telephone: 907-246-3305 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Alagnak River flows from Kukaklek Lake in the Katmai National Park and Preserve. Portions of the main stream lie outside and westward of Katmai.The river is accessible by scheduled airlines from Anchorage to King Salmon (290 air miles), and then charter flights are available to Brooks Camp and the source of the Alagnak River at Kukaklek Lake.Visitor information, back country permits, and camping reservations may be obtained from the Brooks Camp Visitor Contact Station and at Park Headquarters in King Salmon. Fishing permits are available at Brooks Lodge. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">The River is accessible by private or charter aircraft anytime, but by commercial aircraft only from June-September. Cool, rainy weather can be expected in Summer; freezing temperatures, snow, and wind in other seasons.Average July temperatures range from 40 to 63 degrees F; January temperatures range from 0 to 32 degrees F. Come prepared for some sunshine and stormy weather. Clear skies may be expected about 20% of the time during Summer.Appropriate rain gear and wool clothing are recommended. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Alagnak River flows from Kukaklek Lake and is a wilderness area used primarily for recreational river floating and fishing. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Sixty-nine miles of outstanding white water floating and noted for abundant wildlife and sport fishing for five species of salmon. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Alagnak Wild River is a wildlife sanctuary. Keep your distance from the animals, do not feed them, keep all food sealed in food caches to reduce odors, and make lots of noise when you walk. Bring your own food and camping supplies. Nearest first-aid is available only at Katmai Park. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve;P.O. Box 140;Gustavus, AK 99826;Telephone: 907-697-2230 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is located 100 miles from Juneau in southeast Alaska at the northwest end of the Alexander Archipelago. Transportation into the Park is by scheduled and charter air services, charter boats, cruise ships, private boats, and kayak. The airfield is at Gustavus.There are no roads into the Park. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Year round. July is the peak visitor season. Concession facilities are open mid-May to mid-September. The weather is usually wet. Climate: January, -8 to 32 degrees F; July, 34 to 63 degrees F. Precipitation: January, 5.1; July, 4.9; August, 7.7. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Great tidewater glaciers, a dramatic range of plant communities from rocky terrain recently covered by ice to lush temperate rain forest, and a large variety of animals, including brown and black bear, mountain goats, whales, seals, and eagles can be found within the Park.Also included are Mount Fair weather, the highest peak in southeast Alaska, and the U.S. portion of the Alsek River. Two hiking trails are located in Bartlett Cove; there are many miles of shoreline and numerous islands; and alpine meadows. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">NPS guided tours; interpretive programs; campground (first-come, first-served); group campsites; hiking; mountain climbing; glacier- viewing; boating; fishing; hunting. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">There is a Visitor Center and lodge. The Glacier Bay Lodge at Bartlett Cove (907-697-2225) has rooms and meals are available. Campers should take food and supplies along. Take warm clothing, rain gear, and waterproof footwear. A tour boat makes daily cruises from the lodge to the glaciers. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style16">ates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve, AK</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve;P.O. Box 74680;Fairbanks, AK 99707-4680;Telephone: 907-456-0281 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is north of the Arctic Circle and 200 miles northwest of Fairbanks. Scheduled flights are available from Fairbanks to Bettles where an airplane may be chartered for flight into the Park. Chartered flights into the Brooks Range may also be made in Fairbanks.Scheduled flights from Fairbanks and Bettles to Anaktuvuk Pass are also available. Write to the Park for a list of licensed air taxi operators. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">The Park never closes. Peak visitor month is August. Lying so close to the Arctic Circle, the Winters are long and cold, Summers are short and mild. Freezing temperatures occur in early September, and sometimes in August.August is the rainy month, and frost may occur in any month, especially in the highlands. The sun is up continuously from the beginning of June to the middle of July. Climate: January, -58 to -2 degrees F; July, 30 - 66 degrees F. Precipitation: January, 0.7; July, 2.7. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Park and preserve includes a portion of the Central Brooks Range, the northern most extension of the Rocky Mountains. This second largest of the National Park System is characterized by jagged peaks, gentle arctic valleys, wild rivers, and numerous lakes.The forested southern slopes contrast to the barren northern reaches of the site at the edge of Alaska's "north slope." The Park-preserve contains the Alatna, John, Kobuk, Noatak, North Fork of the Koyukuk, and Tinayguk Wild Rivers.The area is a habitat for raptors (a bird of prey), moose, caribou, wolves and grizzly bears. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Guides for hire; back country use; hiking; boating; canoeing; fishing; hunting. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Park is a remote wilderness. Visitors must be self-sufficient; have warm clothing and boots. Airplane delays occur because of bad weather, so bring adequate food and supplies to last. Treat water. Take a gas or propane stove as wood is scarce. Bring mosquito repellent and a head net.Hunting is allowed only in the Preserve. The Park encourages catch-and-release fishing. No on or off-road vehicles are permitted. A few, small private lodges are located within and adjacent to the Park. Overnight accommodations may be had at Bettles (twenty miles south) and Coldfoot (six miles east).Lodging: Nunamiut Corporation, 907-661-3026; Alatna Lodge and Cabins,907-479-6354. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Denali National Park and Preserve;P.O.Box 9;McKinley Park, AK 99755-0009;Telephone: 907-683-2294 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is on Alaska Highway 3 between Anchorage (238 miles) and Fairbanks (193 miles). Alaska Railroad provides passenger and freight service; busses travel from both cities during the Summer.During the visitor season private vehicles are not allowed--free bus service is provided from the Visitor Access Center to Eielson Visitor Center and Wonder Lake. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">All year. Peak visitor season is June to September. Climate: January, -60 to -2 degrees F; July, 23 to 70 degrees F. Precipitation: January, 0.6; July, 2.2. Length of day: December, 3 to 5 hours; June, 19 to 23 hours. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Park contains Mount McKinley, North America's highest mountain. Large glaciers of the Alaska Range, caribou, Dall sheep, moose, grizzly bears, and timber wolves are other highlights of this national Park and preserve. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Cross-country skiing; dog sledding; fishing; back country use; hiking; campgrounds (first-come, first-served); picnicking; mountain climbing; interpretive talks and walks. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">There are admission and campground fees. The Visitor Access Center provides campsite registration, back country permits, maps, brochures, and bus coupons. Private vehicles are only allowed to reach your campsite. Public transportation is provided to reach other parts of the Park.The Center has handicapped accessibility, as does the shuttle, tours, and five campgrounds. Overnight accommodations are available at motels around the entrance to the Park.Lodging: Denali Mountain Lodge, 907-683-2643; Denali National Park Hotel, 907-276-7234; Camp Denali and North Face Lodge, 907-683-2290. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Bering Land Bridge National Preserve;P.O. Box 220, Nome, AK 99762;Telephone: 907-443-2522 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Land Bridge is located on the Seward Peninsula in northwest Alaska. Commercial aircraft fly into Nome and Kotzebue from Anchorage. Chartered flights may be procured from Nome and Kotzebue into Serpentine Hot Springs or onto beaches of the Preserve. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">The most common time to visit is between mid-June and mid-September. The Summer temperatures average in the mid-40 degrees F along the coast and mid-60 degrees F inland. Late May to late October are ice-free periods along the coast.Daily temperatures are fairly constant in the long daylight hours, humidity is high, fog occurs, and skies are usually cloudy.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The wilderness preserve is a remnant of the land bridge that once connected Asia with North America more than 13,000 years ago. The Seward Peninsula is fifty miles from Siberia.Paleontological and archeological resources abound; large populations of migratory birds nest here; polar bears, grizzly bears, and wolves inhabit the area. The Eskimos in the neighboring villages keep herds of reindeer and are clever with native arts and crafts.Ash explosion craters and lava flows are also present. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Isolated, wilderness hiking and camping; fishing; river floating; boating; canoeing; snowmobile route. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">LIMITED FEDERAL FACILITIES. The Bering Land Bridge Preserve is an isolated, wilderness area. Visitors must plan to be entirely self-sufficient. The beaches contain some driftwood, but otherwise wood is scarce. Conditions can be difficult, so skill and stamina to survive are necessary.Bring only essentials, and be knowledgeable and experienced about camping, backpacking, and hiking. It is advisable to travel with others in parties of two or more. Nearest food, supplies and overnight accommodations are available in Nome and Kotzebue. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Aniakchak National Monument and Preserve;P.O. Box 7;King Salmon, AK 99613-0007;Telephone 907-246-3305 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">Aniakchak is a wilderness area and can be reached only by airplane. Scheduled flights between Anchorage and Port Heiden Airfield may be made through Reeve Aleutian Airways, Inc. Twice-daily flights are available from Anchorage to King Salmon. Aircraft can be chartered in King Salmon.The Monument is about ten miles from Port Heiden Airfield. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">The Monument never closes. Weather varies a great deal. Winter temperatures range from -30 to 30 degrees F. Summer temperatures range from mid 40 to 70 degrees F. Violent wind storms can make camping very difficult in both Winter and Summer. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Located in the Aleutian Mountains, the Aniakchak Caldera covers approximately thirty square miles and is one of the great calderas in the world. (A caldera is a crater with a diameter many times that of the volcanic vent formed by collapse of the central part of a volcano or by explosions of extraordinary violence.)The Aniakchak Crater erupted in 1931 and includes lava flows, cinder cones, and explosion pits, as well as Surprise Lake, source of the Aniakchak Wild River, which cascades through a 1,500-foot gash in the crater wall on its flow to the Pacific Ocean. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Primitive camping, fishing, float trips, and wildlife watching. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">NO FEDERAL FACILITIES. Fishing licenses may be obtained in Anchorage and King Salmon. There are no roads, hiking trails, overnight accommodations,food and supplies, or first aid available. Only primitive camping is available.Information on back country trails may be obtained from the Alaska Regional Office of the National Park Service or Superintendent, Katmai National Park and Preserve in King Salmon. </span></text>
<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Katmai National Park and PreserveP.O. Box 7King Salmon, AK 99613-0007Telephone: 907-246-3305 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Alagnak River flows from Kukaklek Lake in the Katmai National Park and Preserve. Portions of the main stream lie outside and westward of Katmai.The river is accessible by scheduled airlines from Anchorage to King Salmon (290 air miles), and then charter flights are available to Brooks Camp and the source of the Alagnak River at Kukaklek Lake.Visitor information, back country permits,and camping reservations may be obtained from the Brooks Camp Visitor Contact Station and at Park Headquarters in King Salmon. Fishing permits are available at Brooks Lodge. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">The River is accessible by private or charter aircraft anytime, but by commercial aircraft only from June-September. Cool, rainy weather can be expected in Summer; freezing temperatures, snow, and wind in other seasons.Average July temperatures range from 40 to 63 degrees F; January temperatures range from 0 to 32 degrees F. Come prepared for some sunshine and stormy weather. Clear skies may be expected about 20% of the time during Summer.Appropriate rain gear and wool clothing are recommended. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Alagnak River flows from Kukaklek Lake and is a wilderness area used primarily for recreational river floating and fishing. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Sixty-nine miles of outstanding white water floating and noted for abundant wildlife and sport fishing for five species of salmon. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Alagnak Wild River is a wildlife sanctuary. Keep your distance from the animals, do not feed them, keep all food sealed in food caches to reduce odors, and make lots of noise when you walk. Bring your own food and camping supplies. Nearest first-aid is available only at Katmai Park. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">New River Gorge National River;P.O. Box 246;Glen Jean, WV 25846;Telephone: 304-465-0508 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The River is in the south-central part of the state. Canyon Rim Visitor Center is on Highway US Route 19 near Fayetteville at the north end of the New River Gorge Bridge. Hinton Visitor Center is on State Route 3 By-Pass at Hinton.Grandview Visitor Contact Station is six miles off I-64 on State Route 9. Old Glen Jean Bank Visitor Contact Station is one-half mile off US Route 19 at Glen Jean. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Hinton Visitor Center, Grandview Visitor Contact Station, and Old Glen Jean Bank Visitor Contact Station are open seasonally. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: Winter, 28 to 48 degrees F; Summer, 80 to 88 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">A rugged, white water river, flowing northward through deep canyons, the New is among the oldest rivers on the continent. The free-flowing, 52-mile section from Hinton to Fayetteville is abundant in natural, scenic, historic, and recreational features. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; hiking; horseback riding; swimming; boating; fishing; hunting. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">LIMITED FEDERAL FACILITIES. Interpretive programs are available at each of the visitor contact areas. in-depth information about the Park is for sale by Eastern National Park and Monument Association.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Beckley, Oak Hill, Fayetteville, and surrounding communities. Campgrounds are located at Babcock State Park and throughout the National River vicinity.Other points of interest include: recreational attractions at nearby state Parks; outdoor dramas performed during the Summer by Theater West Virginia in Grandview; an exhibition coal mine at Beckley; and the longest single, steel arch bridge in the world in Fayetteville. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Harpers Ferry National Historical Park;P.O. Box 65;Harpers Ferry, WV 25425;Telephone: 304-535-6371 Ext. 6222</span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the northeastern part of the state, on the Maryland border. The Park is twenty miles southwest of Frederick, Maryland, via Highway US 340. Signs along the highway direct visitors to the Visitor Center and Parking facility by turning at the signal light on US 340.</span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Most activities are centered around the Spring and Summer months. During Fall, activities are usually restricted to weekends. A Christmas festival is held the first weekend in December. Peak visitor month is May. Climate: Winter, 28 to 44 degrees F; Summer, 80 to 88 degrees F.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Because of its strategic location at the confluence of the Shenandoah and Potomac rivers, this town changed hands eight times during the Civil War. John Brown's raid took place here October 16, 1859. He was a radical abolitionist whose attempt to free the slaves cost many lives. He planned to invade the South, so he and 18 followers raided and captured the United States arsenal here, but failed to escape. Local militia surrounded the arsenal; two days later, Colonel Robert E. Lee forced the fort open and delivered Brown to the state for trial. Brown was convicted of treason and hanged December 2.</span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; hiking; mountain climbing; fishing.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Visitor activities include an interpretive audiovisual program, walking tours, living history demonstrations, mountain climbing, hiking, and fishing. Campgrounds are located nearby at Camp Resort and Canal Campground. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Harpers Ferry, Boliver, and Charles Town. Other nearby places of interest include Antietam National Battlefield and Gettysburg.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Gauley River National Recreation Area;c/o New River Gorge National River;P.O. Box 246;Glen Jean, WV 25846;Telephone: 304-465-0508 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Area is in the south-central part of the state. The Area is southeast of Charleston, and Summersville Lake is nearby. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Climate: Winter, 28 to 48 degrees F; Summer, 80 to 88 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The twenty-five miles of free-flowing Gauley River and the six miles of the Meadow River pass through scenic gorges and valleys containing a wide variety of natural and cultural features.The Gauley River contains several Class VI rapids making it one of the most adventurous white water boating rivers in the East. Both rivers also provide excellent fishing and hiking opportunities. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Fishing; hunting; white water rafting </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">LIMITED FEDERAL FACILITIES. Campgrounds are available in surrounding areas. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Bluestone National Scenic River;c/o New River Gorge National River;P.O. Box 246;Glen Jean, WV 25846;Telephone 304-465-0508 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The River is in the southern part of the state, on the Virginia border. Bluestone Lake and the town of Bluefield (on Highway 77) are nearby. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Climate: Winter, 28 to 48 degrees F; Summer, 80 to 88 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This scenic river preserves relatively unspoiled land in southwest West Virginia and contains natural and historic features of the Appalachian plateau. In its eleven miles, the lower Bluestone River offers excellent warm water fishing, hiking, boating, and scenery.Pipestone and Bluestone State Parks and Bluestone Hunting and Fishing Area are located along this segment of the river. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Hiking; boating; fishing; hunting. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">NO FEDERAL FACILITIES. Campgrounds are available in areas nearby, Pipestone and Bluestone State Parks. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in surrounding communities. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Shenandoah National Park;Route 4, Box 348;Luray, VA 22835;Telephone: 703-999-2243, Park Headquarters; 703-999-2266, Recorded Information; 703-999-2229, Weather and Road Information </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the northern part of the state. Park Headquarters is four miles west of Thornton Gap and four miles east of Luray on Highway US 211. The Park's Front Royal (North) Entrance is on Highway US 340. The Rockfish (South) Entrance is on I-64. The Thornton Gap Entrance is on Highway US 211.The Swift Run Gap Entrance is on Highway US 33. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Skyline Drive may be intermittently closed in Winter due to snow storms. Most concession-operated facilities close in Winter. Dickey Ridge Visitor Center open March through November.Byrd Visitor Center at Big Meadows open daily, March through December, and weekdays, January and February. Peak visitor month is August, but over 400,000 people visit the Park in October when the Autumn foliage is at the height of color.Climate: Winter, 22 to 48 degrees F;Summer, 75 to 88 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Skyline Drive winds 105 miles through hardwood forests along the crest of this outstanding portion of the Blue Ridge Mountains, with spectacular vistas of the Shenandoah Valley and the Piedmont. The Drive follows ridge trails walked by Indians and early settlers.People lived here for a long time, and to create the Park, Virginia state acquired 3,870 privately-owned tracts and donated the land to the nation. Some 2,000 mountain people moved from their homes and resettled outside the Park boundaries. A few mountaineers stayed and lived out their lives in the Park.The Park now encompasses over 196,000 acres. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; evening programs; campfire talks; NPS guided tours; self-guiding nature tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; mountain climbing; horseback riding; fishing; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Park contains about 500 miles of trails that crisscross Skyline Drive and along the Appalachian Trail that can be enjoyed year round. As you're driving along sightseeing, Park at an overlook and walk a trail, even if only for a few hundred feet. For information about lodging available, call 1-800-999-4714.For campground reservations, call MISTIX Reservations 1-800-365-2267. The Big Meadows area has groomed cross-country ski trails. Food, supplies and overnight accommodations are available at various areas inside the Park.They are also available in communities and areas along the highways outside the Park, and in Front Royal, Sperryville, and Stanley. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Richmond National Battlefield Park;3215 East Broad Street;Richmond, VA 23223;Telephone: 804-226-1981 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the southeastern part of the state, in the city of Richmond. The Chimborazo Visitor Center is at 3215 East Broad Street. There is a Visitor Center at the Fort Harrison Unit. Exhibits and an electronic battle map are available at Cold Harbor. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Chimborazo Visitor Center open year round. Fort Harrison Visitor Center open June through August. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: Winter, 36 to 56 degrees F, moderate; Summer, 85 to 92 degrees F, hot and humid. Spring and Autumn are mild and pleasant. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Park commemorates several Civil War battles to capture Richmond, the Confederate capital--Cold Harbor, Drewry's Bluff, Gaines Mill, Malvern Hill, and Beaver Dam Creek. Chimborazo Visitor Center is the site of one of the Confederacy's largest hospitals.Remains of Union and Confederate earthworks are preserved in several Park areas. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum; interpretive exhibits; audiovisual programs; environmental program; living history program; interpretive trails with exhibits; historic houses; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">In May, 1864, Grant and Lee had clashed at Spotsylvania Court house, with bloody losses but no victory for either army. Grant moved toward Richmond, and Lee followed. At Cold Harbor, on June 3, Grant made another attempt to smash Lee in a direct frontal assault. 6,000 men were cut down in one hour, the attack was stopped. Heavy losses of over 55,000 men within one month forced Grant to change tactics.The visitor can walk along the three-and- one-half miles of interpretive trails leading through the four battlesites to gain a real understanding of the significance of the area. Overnight accommodations available in Richmond.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Prince William Forest Park;P.O. Box 209;Triangle, VA 22172;Telephone: 703-221-7181 (Concession-operated Travel Trailer Village, 703-221-2474) </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the northeastern part of the state, about thirty-two miles south of Washington, D.C. The main entrance is west on Highway VA 619, one-quarter mile beyond I-95, Exit 50B. The Visitor Center is less than one mile from the main entrance.To reach the Travel Trailer Village, take the VA 234 west exit from I-95. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is May. Climate: Winter, 32 to 48 degrees F; Summer, 85 to 92 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The pine and hardwood forests of the Quantico Creek watershed shelter hiking trails, campground, playing fields,and five Civilian Conservation Corps-era cabins. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; fishing; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Contact the Park Visitor Center at address above for reservations for group campsites, group cabins, and group tenting areas; and permits for back country camping. The Park has about thirty-five miles of hiking trails and fire roads.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Triangle, Dumfries, and within a one- to five-mile area of the Park. Places of interest near the Park are: Manassas National Battlefield, Fredericksburg National Battlefield, and Historic Fredericksburg. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Petersburg National Battlefield;P.O. Route 36 East, Box 549;Petersburg, VA 23804;Telephone: 804-732-3531 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Battlefield is in the southeastern part of the state, near Richmond. The Main Park Visitor Center is on State Route 36, two-and- one-half miles east of the center of Petersburg. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Battlefield open year round. Visitor Center open in Summer and living history program operates from mid-June through late August. Peak visitor month is March. Climate: Winter, 36 to 56 degrees F; Summer, 85 to 92 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Union Army waged a ten-month campaign here 1864-65 to seize Petersburg, center of the railroads supplying Richmond and General Robert E. Lee's army. The Park also includes City Point in Hopewell, Virginia, where Ulysses S. Grant made his headquarters at Appomattox Manor for the final ten months of the war. Poplar Grove (Petersburg) National Cemetery--6,315 interments, 4,110 unidentified--is near the Park; grave space is not available. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; horseback riding; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The City Point Unit, in Hopewell, is at the corner of Pecan Avenue and Cedar Lane. Visitor service facilities are being developed for this site. Appomattox Manor, home of the Eppes family, is on the grounds and open to the public. General Grant's Headquarters cabin is on the grounds.During Summer, at the Main Park Visitor Center, a mortar and cannon demonstration with actual firings and soldier life may be seen. Other sites nearby are Old town, Petersburg;Quartermaster Museum, Fort Lee; Weston Manor, Hopewell; and historic James River Plantations.Food, supplies, overnight accommodations are available in Petersburg and Hopewell. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Manassas National Battlefield Park;6511 Sudley Road;Manassas, VA 22110;Telephone: 703-361-1865 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the northeastern part of the state, twenty-six miles southwest of Washington, D.C. The Visitor Center is four miles from Manassas on Highway VA 234, three-quarters mile north of the intersection of Highways I-66 and VA 234. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Stone House is closed in Winter. Peak visitor month is May. Climate: Winter, 32 to 48 degrees F; Summer, 85 to 92 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The first and second Battles of Manassas (Bull Run) were fought here July 21, 1861, and August 28 to 30, 1862. The 1861 battle was the first test of Northern and Southern military prowess. Both battles were Southern victories. Here, Confederate Brig. Gen. Thomas J.Jackson acquired his nickname "Stonewall," because, during one of the attacks by Union troops, he stood his ground so firmly. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; horseback riding; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Civil War began on April 12, 1861. In July, Union General Irvin McDowell's troops were defeated on the creek called Bull Run. The North realized for the first time that it faced a long fight--the war would not be over in three months, as so many Northerners had confidently predicted.(Many Civil War battles have two names because the Confederates named them after the nearest settlement, and the Northerners often named them after the nearest body of water.) Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Manassas, four miles away. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">George Washington Memorial Parkway;Turkey Run Park;McLean, VA 22101;Telephone: 703-285-2598</span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Parkway is in the northeastern part of the state, along the Potomac River. Access the Parkway from Exit 14 of the Capitol Beltway (I-495); from Chain Bridge on Route 123; or from Washington D.C., via the 14th Street, Memorial, or Theodore Roosevelt Bridges.</span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round, but closes daily at dark. Glen Echo Carousel is closed October to April. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: Winter, 32 to 48 degrees F, usually mild; Summer, 85 to 92 degrees F. hot and humid. Spring and Autumn are mild and pleasant.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This riverfront parkway parallels the Potomic River much of its route from Mount Vernon to Great Falls. The scenic Parkway links landmarks in the life of George Washington. On November 28, 1989, the Maryland portion between I-495 and Chain Bridge was renamed Clara Barton Parkway. Areas under jurisdiction and management of the George Washington Parkway include: Arlington House, the Robert E. Lee Memorial, U.S. Navy Marine Memorial, Great Falls Park, Glen Echo Park, Theodore Roosevelt island, Clara Barton national Historic Site, Mount Vernon Pedestrian/Bike Trail, Riverside Park, Fort Hunt Park, Fort Marcy, and Dyke Marsh.</span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; horseback riding; boating; boat ramp; fishing; bicycle trail.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Parkway offers many opportunities for interpretive talks, exhibits, picnicking, hiking, biking, and fishing. The visitor can enjoy a meal in Great Falls Park, Mount Vernon, Dangerfield Island, and Lady Bird Johnson Park. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in the surrounding Washington metropolitan area. Great Falls Park at the intersection of Georgetown Pike and Old Dominion Drive provides a splendid view of the Great Falls of the Potomac (no swimming, wading, or climbing on rocks at water's edge).</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">George Washington Birthplace National Monument;Rural Route 1, Box 717;Washington's Birthplace, VA 22443;Telephone: 804-224-1732</span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the northeastern part of the state, near Fredericksburg. The Monument is on the Potomac River, thirty-eight miles east of Fredericksburg, via Highways VA 3 and VA 204.</span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is May. Climate: Winter, 32 to 52 degrees F; Summer, 80 to 88 degrees F.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Birthplace of the first U.S. President (February 22, 1732), the Park includes a memorial mansion, colonial farm, gardens and tombs of several generations of Washingtons. The original home on Pope's Creek Farm burned in 1780--the present memorial mansion is typical of Washington's time. When Washington was two, his family moved about fifty mile up the Potomac to the large, undeveloped plantation that was later called Mount Vernon. His father was often away at his ironworks, about thirty miles away, so, when George was six, the family moved to the 260-acre Ferry Farm on the Rappahannock River.</span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; fishing.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Picknicking, interpretive exhibits, guided tours, and nature walks are available. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Fredericksburg, Montross, and Colonial Beach. Visitor's can also see Robert E. Lee's birthplace in Stratford Hall, near Montross.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania County Battlefields Memorial and National Military Park;120 Chatham Lane;Fredericksburg, VA 22405;Telephone: 703-373-4461 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the northeastern part of the state. The Fredericksburg Visitor Center is on Highway US 1 at the foot of Marye's Heights. The Chancellorsville Battlefield Visitor Center is ten miles west of Fredericksburg on Highway VA 3. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: Winter, 32 to 52 degrees F; Summer, 85 to 92 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Portions of four major Civil War Battlefields--Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, the Wilderness, Spotsylvania Court House; as well as, Chatham Manor, Salem Church, and the historic building in which Stonewall Jackson died, comprise the Park.Fredericksburg National Cemetery--15,333 interments, 12,746 unidentified--is near the Park; grave space is not available. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; fishing; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Hiking trails lead the visitor along historic traces and to historic sites. Museums, interpretive exhibits, and living history demonstrations (during Summer) are available. Camping is available in Prince William Forest Park, twenty miles north on I-95.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Fredericksburg. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Colonial National Historical Park;P.O. Box 210;Yorktown, VA 23690;Telephone: 804-898-3400 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the southeastern part of the state, near Richmond and Norfolk. Jamestown and Yorktown are accessible via the Colonial Parkway, which joins Jamestown, Williamsburg, and Yorktown. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Moore House, Nelson House, and picnic areas are closed in Winter. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: Winter, 36 to 56 degrees F; Summer, 85 to 92 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This Park encompasses Cape Henry Memorial, which marks the approximate site of the first landing of Jamestown's colonists in 1607; most of Jamestown Island, site of the first permanent English settlement; Yorktown, scene of the culminating battle of the American Revolution in 1781; Yorktown National Cemetery, containing Civil War grave sites--2,183 interments, 1,434 unidentified--adjoins the Park; and the twenty-three-mile Colonial Parkway. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Walking tours, interpretive exhibits, living history, and children's programs are available. On Jamestown Island visitors can see artifacts and foundations of 17th-century structures, as well as glass making demonstrations at the Jamestown Glass house, and potter demonstrations at the Dale House.City- and privately-owned campgrounds are nearby in Newport News, along Route 31, and surrounding areas. There are picnic areas along the Colonial Parkway and at Yorktown Beach.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Yorktown, Williamsburg, and along Route 17. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style16">ooker T. Washington National Monument, VA</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Booker T. Washington National Monument;Route 3, Box 310;Hardy, VA 24101;Telephone: 703-721-2094 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the western part of the state, close to Roanoke. The Monument is sixteen miles northeast of Rocky Mount via Highway VA 122N; Twenty-one miles south of Bedford via Route 122; Twenty miles southeast of Roanoke via Highway VA 116S. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: Winter, 32 to 52 degrees F, mild with a few light snowfalls; Summer, 80 to 88 degrees F, warm to hot. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Booker T. Washington (1856-1915) was born a slave. This site was the birthplace and early childhood home of the famous black leader and educator. After the slaves were freed in 1865, Washington's family moved to Malden, West Virginia, where he worked salt furnaces and in coal mines.In 1872, he attended the Hampton Institute, an industrial school for Blacks. He became a teacher at the institute in 1879. In 1881, Washington founded and became head of Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute, a vocational school for blacks in Tuskegee, Alabama.Under Washington's leadership, Tuskegee Institute became famous as a model of industrial education. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; group campsites; hiking; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Audiovisual programs, conducted tours, and craft demonstrations are available from mid-June through Labor Day. Walking and nature trails lead visitors through the 223-acre site. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Roanoke, Rocky Mount, and Bedford.Close by are Blue Ridge Parkway, Fairy Stone State Park, and Smith Mountain Lake. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Appomattox Court House National Historical Park;P.O. Box 218;Appomattox, VA 24522;Telephone: 804-352-8987 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the south-central part of the state, close to Lynchburg. The Visitor Center is three miles northeast of Appomattox on Highway VA 24. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: Winter, 32 to 52 degrees F, cool and humid; Summer, 85 to 92 degrees F, warm and humid. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Here on April 9, 1865, General Robert E.Lee surrendered the Confederacy's most successful field army to Lt. Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, finally ending the long and bitter Civil War. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Courthouse, where the surrender took place, and village have been restored. Walking tours, history talks, and interpretive exhibits are available for the visitor. Picnic and camping facilities are nearby. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Appomattox. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Valley Forge National Historical Park;P.O. Box 953;Valley Forge, PA 19481;Telephone: 215-783-1077 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the southeastern part of Pennsylvania, about twenty miles west of Philadelphia. The Visitor Center is at the intersection of Valley Forge Road and Highway 23.Take Exit 24 of the Pennsylvania Turnpike, stay in the right lane for the toll booth, then take the next right onto North Gulf Road, which goes to the Visitor Center. SEPTA Bus Route #125 goes from Center City Philadelphia to the Valley Forge Area, stops at all King of Prussia hotels, and returns. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is May. Summers are hot and humid; Winters are cold. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Site of the Continental Army's Winter encampment, 1777-78, the Park contains General Washington's headquarters, original earthworks, a variety of Monuments, re-creations of log buildings, and cannon.The Park is on the Schuylkill River where Washington's Continental Army had to endure several months of suffering. Washington led his troops to Valley Forge after defeats at Brandywine and Germantown. These defeats left Philadelphia under British control.The soldiers had little food, and too little clothing to protect themselves from the cold. The Winter tested the loyalty of the troops, and only dedicated patriots stayed with the Continental Army. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; horseback riding; boating; boat ramp; fishing; bicycle trail; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Visitors to the Park can enjoy a 15-minute film, exhibits, picnicking, hiking, horseback riding trails, boating, biking, interpretation of historic homes, soldier life demonstrations, and guided walks. Food and supplies for modern-day visitors available in King of Prussia and Phoenixville.Many major hotels are within five miles of the Park. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Independence National Historical Park;313 Walnut Street;Philadelphia, PA 19106;Telephone: 215-627-1776, Recorded information; 215-597-8974, Visitor Center </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in Philadelphia in the southeastern part of the state. The Visitor Center is at 3rd and Chestnut Streets. The Philadelphia Mass Transit System (SEPTA) provides access by buses, subway trains, and trolleys. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Some buildings may be closed December to March. Peak visitor month is July. Summers are hot and humid; Winters are cold with snow and sleet. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Park includes structures and sites in central Philadelphia associated with the American Revolution and the founding and growth of the United States: Independence Hall, Congress Hall, Old City Hall, the First and Second Banks of the United States, Franklin Court, The Liberty Bell Pavilion, and others. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Park in nearby Parking garages or use public transportation. Meals are served at City Tavern, 2nd and Walnut. The Deshler-Morris House, a unit of Independence National Historical Park, is at 5442 Germantown Avenue, about seven miles from the Visitor Center at 3rd and Chestnut Streets. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Gettysburg National Military Park;Gettysburg, PA 17325;Telephone: 717-334-1124 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the southern part of the state, near the Maryland border. The Visitor Center is 1/2 mile from Gettysburg on PA 134 (Taneytown Road) near the intersection of US 15 (Emmitsburg Road). </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: Winter, 24 to 44 degrees F; Summer, 78 to 88 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The great Civil War battle fought here July 1 to 3, 1863, repulsed the second Confederate invasion of the North. Gettysburg National Cemetery--more than 7,000 interments, 1,668 unidentified--adjoins the Park.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">At the dedication of the cemetery, November 19, 1863, President Abraham Lincoln delivered his timeless Gettysburg Address. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; guide for hire; picnic areas; group campsites; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Gettysburg. Group campsite available mid-April to mid-October by reservation, 717-334-0909. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Fort Necessity National Battlefield;The National Pike;R.D. 2, Box 528;Farmington, PA 15437;Telephone: 412-329-5512 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Battlefield is in the southwestern part of the state. From Uniontown, drive eleven miles east on US 40. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Picnic area and Jumonville Glen Unit closed November 1 to April 15. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: Winter, 24 to 44 degrees F; Summer, 78 to 88 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Colonial troops commanded by Col. George Washington, then 22 years old, were defeated here in the opening battle of the French and Indian War on July 3, 1754. The Park includes the nearby Monument to Maj. Gen. Edward Braddock and the early 19th-century Mount Washington Tavern and Jumonville Glen, site of the first skirmishes of the French and Indian War, May 28, 1754. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; group campsites; hiking; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Hiking trails lead through the woods and meadow around the Battlefield. A primitive group campground is available. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Uniontown and along US 40. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Delaware and Lehigh Navigation Canal National Heritage Corridor;c/o Mid Atlantic Region National Park Service;143 South Third Street;Philadelphia, PA 19106</span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Canals are in the eastern part of the state, on the Lehigh and Delaware Rivers. The Hugh Moore Canal Museum in Easton provides information for both canals.</span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">These two 19th-century canals and their associated early railroads opened up the rich anthracite coal fields of eastern Pennsylvania and fueled the Industrial Revolution, the Delaware Canal, a state Park, is a national historic landmark. Portions of the Lehigh Canal are designated a national recreation trail and are on the National Register of Historic Places. The Hugh Moore Canal Museum in Easton provides information and interpretation fro both canals. The corridor is administered by a variety of state, county, local, and private owners.</span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">For more information regarding activities, museums, exhibits, campgrounds, overnight accommodations, and recreational facilities, contact the Mid Atlantic Region National Park Service at address above.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area;Bushkill, PA 18324;Telephone: 717-588-2435 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Area is in the eastern part of the state on the New Jersey border. I-80 goes from east to west and crosses the Delaware Water Gap near East Stroudsburg. Dingmans Falls Visitor Center is off US 209 in Pennsylvania. Kittatinny Point Visitor Center is on I-80 in New Jersey. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Kittatinny Point Visitor Center open year round. Dingmans Falls Visitor Center open April through October. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: Winter, 16 to 40 degrees F; Summer, 78 to 88 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This scenic area preserves relatively unspoiled land on both the New Jersey and Pennsylvania sides of the middle Delaware River. The river segment flows through the famous gap in the Appalachian Mountains. The Park sponsors a craft village and several environmental education centers. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; hiking; mountain climbing; swimming; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; hunting; snowmobile route; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Some facilities are closed during Winter, but the Park remains open for cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and ice fishing in designated areas. Over twenty-six miles of hiking is available on the Appalachian Trail.Camping areas include two canoe campgrounds, two group campgrounds, and one concession-operated campground. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Bushkill, Stroudsburg, Milford, Portland, Delaware Water Gap, Newton, Blairstown, Branchville, and Port Jervis. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Delaware National Scenic River;c/o Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area;Bushkill, PA 18324;Telephone: 717-588-2435</span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Delaware (Middle) river is in the eastern part of the state on the border with New Jersey. This part of the river flows through the Delaware Water Gap National recreation Area in the Appalachian Mountains.</span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: Winter, 16 to 40 degrees F; Summer, 78 to 88 degrees F.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This part of the River flows forty-one miles through the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area.</span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Swimming; boating; fishing; canoeing.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Bushkill, Stroudsburg, Millford, Portland, and Delaware Water Gap. Canoe camping is available in designated areas</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Saratoga National Historical Park;R.D. 2, Box 33;Stillwater, NY 12170;Telephone: 518-664-9821 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the east and central part of the state, close to the border of Vermont. From Albany, go thirty miles north on US 4 and NY 32, then take Exit 12 off Northway (I-87). </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: January, 12 to 36 degrees F; July, 82 to 86 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The American victory here over the British in 1777 was the turning point of the Revolution and one of the decisive battles in world history. British forces under General John Burgoyne attempted to join forces with other British troops at Albany.Schuyler delayed Burgoyne's advance by felling trees across the road. The delay contributed to the surrender, which took place at Saratoga. The 154-foot Saratoga Monument and Major General Philip Schuyler's country home are nearby. Philip Schuyler was soldier and statesman. He later became a U.S. Senator. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; bicycle trail; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Saratoga Springs is noted for its state-owned health resort and race tracks. The National Museum of Racing has many exhibits of famous thoroughbred race horses.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Stillwater, Schuylerville, and Saratoga Springs. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Gateway National Recreation Area;Floyd Bennett Field, Building 69;Brooklyn, NY 11234;Telephone 718-338-3575 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Recreation Area consists of four units. Three are in New York: Jamaica Bay Unit, Brooklyn; Breezy Point Unit, on the Rockaway Peninsula in Queens; Staten Island Unit, on Raritan Bay in Staten Island.The fourth area is the Sandy Hook Unit, on a peninsula in Monmouth County in the northeast corner of New Jersey. Mass transit and driving directions are available from Park Headquarters. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Full services available Memorial Day through September 30. Beaches are closed during Winter. Climate: January, 18 to 40 degrees F; July, 75 to 86 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">With beaches, marshes, islands, historic structures, military installations, airfields, a lighthouse, and adjacent waters in New York harbor, this Park offers urban residents a wide range of recreational opportunities and historical perspectives. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; group campsites; hiking; horseback riding; swimming; bathhouse; boating; boat ramp; fishing; bicycle trail; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Primitive campsites are available for organized youth groups. Snacks and fast food are available in all four units. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Sandy Hook, Red Bank, Highlands, Staten Island, Jamaica Bay, Boroughs of Brooklyn and Staten Island.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Fire Island National Seashore;120 Laurel Street;Patchogue, NY 11772;Telephone: 516-289-4810 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Seashore is on Fire Island, adjacent to Long Island, and only one hour east of New York City. The island can be reached by bridges at the state and county Parks. Except for these two points, Fire Island is roadless. Ferryboats from the mainland operate from Bayshore, Sayville, and Patchogue.Sailors Haven and Sunken Forest are served by the ferry from Sayville. Watch Hill can be reached by ferry from Patchogue. All three mainland villages are serviced by the Long Island Rail Road. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Marinas, Visitor Centers, and restrooms are closed in Winter. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: January, 18 to 40 degrees F; July, 75 to 82 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Ocean-washed beaches, dunes, Fire Island Light, and the nearby estate of William Floyd, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, make this Park a blend of recreation, preservation, and conservation.Located only one hour east of New York City, the Park is a world apart from the bustling communities surrounding it. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; hiking; swimming; bathhouse; boating; fishing; hunting. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The William Floyd Estate (612 acres) is a detached area of the National Seashore; it is located on Washington Avenue in Mastic Beach on Long Island.Guided tours are available on weekends, April through October.The Park includes campgrounds, marinas, swimming beaches, snack bars, picnic areas, nature trails, restrooms, bathhouse, grocery stores, and a Visitor Center with exhibits.Smith Point West, Watch Hill, and Sailors Haven have nature trails; a seven-mile sand trail goes from Smith Point to Watch Hill. Primitive campgrounds are available at Watch Hill. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in communities on Long Island. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Morristown National Historical Park;Washington Place;Morristown, NJ 07960;Telephone: 201-539-2085 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in Morristown in the north central part of the state. Morristown is reached by US 202 or by NJ 24. In Morristown, southbound on I-287, take Exit 32 for Washington's Headquarters and the Museum. Use Exit 26B for the Jockey Hollow Area.Northbound on I-287, use Exit 32A for the headquarters and museum. Use the N. Maple Avenue/Route 202 Exit for the Jockey Hollow Area. Follow the signs. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Winters are cold and snowy, so Park may be closed intermittently. Summers are hot and humid. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Morristown was quarters for the Continental Army during two critical Winters--January 1777 and 1779-80. The Park includes the Ford Mansion, Jockey Hollow, and Fort Nonsense. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; hiking;cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Maps are available at the Visitor Center of the extensive trail system in Jockey Hollow. Within 30 to forty miles there are six state Parks or forests with camping facilities. Food and supplies are available in Morristown, Bernardsville, and Mendham.Overnight accommodations are available about five miles north of Morristown. The Edison National Historic Site and Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge are nearby. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Roosevelt Campobello International Park;c/o Executive Secretary; Roosevelt Campobello International Park Commission;P.O. box 97;Lubec, ME 04652;Telephone: 506-752-2922 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is on the border of Canada and Maine. Follow Maine Route 1 to 189. Cross the Roosevelt Memorial Bridge at Lubec, Maine, to New Brunswick Route 774. The Park is about one-and-one-half miles from Canadian Customs. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">President Franklin D. Roosevelt was stricken here at his Summer home in New Brunswick, Canada, at the age of 39 by poliomyelitis. This is the first international Park to be administered by joint commission. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Tours of the Roosevelt Cottage; orientation film; visual aid displays; picnicking; beach activities. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Campgrounds are available in Herring Cove, Province of New Brunswick; Maine State Parks at Cobscook Bay Parkin the Moosehorn Game Refuge, and at Whiting. Quoddy Head State Park has a picnic area. Food and supplies are available in Wilson's Beach, New Brunswick, and Lubec, Maine.Overnight accommodations are available on the Island, within five miles. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Appalachian Trail Conference;P.O. Box 807;Harpers Ferry, WV 25425;Telephone: 304-535-6331</span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">Contact the Appalachian Trail Conference for detailed information on to the Trail.</span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Approximately 2,000 miles of this scenic trail follow the Appalachian Mountains from Katahdin, Maine, through New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee, and North Carolina, to Springer Mountain, Georgia. The trail is one of the two initial units of the National Trail System.</span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; hiking; mountain climbing.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">From Maine to Georgia, food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in communities along the Trail.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Acadia National Park;P.O. Box 177;Bar Harbor, ME 04609;Telephone: 207-288-3338 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is located in the central part of the state on the Atlantic Ocean. Go about eighteen miles north from Ellsworth, take Highway 3 to Mt. Desert Island. The Visitor center is about three miles north of Bar Harbor. Another section lies southeast of Ellsworth on the Schoodic Peninsula. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Most Park roads are closed December through April due to snow and ice. Spectacular foliage occurs during September. Climate: January, -16 to 31 degrees F; July, 54 to 76 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The sea sets the mood here, uniting the rugged coastal area of Mount Desert Island, picturesque Schoodic Peninsula on the mainland, and the spectacular cliffs of Isle au Haut. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; hiking; mountain climbing; horseback riding; swimming; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; bicycle trail;snowmobile route; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Bar Harbor, Northeast Harbor, Ellsworth, and Southwest Harbor. Mt. Desert Island contains Park land, private property, and seaside villages.During the mid-19th century, the Summer people built mansions called "cottages" and anchored their yachts in the harbors. In 1917, John D. Rockefeller, a Summer resident of Mt. Desert Island, undertook the building of fifty-seven miles of wide gravel paths for horse-drawn carriages.To ensure the tranquility of the island, he banned automobiles from the carriage paths. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Greenbelt Park;6565 Greenbelt Road;Greenbelt, MD 20770;Telephone: 301-344-3948 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is twelve miles northeast of Washington, D.C. From the Capital Beltway (I-95) take Exit 23 at Kenilworth Avenue (MD 201), go south toward Bladensburg, and follow the signs to the Park. From the Baltimore- Washington Parkway, exit at Greenbelt Road (MD 193) and follow signs. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is May. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This woodland Park, just twelve miles from Washington, D.C., offers urban dwellers access to many forms of outdoor recreation, including camping all year. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; hiking; horseback riding. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">There are twelve miles of hiking trails leading through the Park. A six-mile bridle trail circles the Park's western half. The Park contains a 174-site campground. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Fort Washington Park;National Capital Parks, East;1900 Anacostia Drive, S.E.;Washington, DC 20020;Telephone: 202-433-1185 or 301-763-4600 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is on the Maryland side of the Potomac River. From the Capital Beltway, take MD 210 south approximately four miles. Turn right onto Fort Washington Road, go three miles to Park entrance. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is May. Winters are cool, wet, and snowy; Summers are hot and humid. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This fort, across the Potomac from Mount Vernon, was built to protect Washington, D.C. construction was begun in 1814 to replace an 1809 fort destroyed during the War of 1812 with the British. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; fishing; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">A hiking trail goes along the Potomac River and Piscataway Creek. Food and supplies are available on Fort Washington Road. Overnight accommodations are available in the Washington metropolitan area. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park;P.O. Box 4;Sharpsburg, MD 21782;Telephone: 301-739-4200 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is on the Potomac River between Cumberland, MD, and Washington, D.C. Ferry Hill House (Park Headquarters) is four miles west of Sharpsburg, MD, on MD 34. Visitor Centers are: Great Falls Canal Tavern Museum, 11710 MacArthur Blvd.Potomac, MD 20854; Hancock, MD, 326E. Main Street; Western Maryland Railroad Station Center, Canal Street, Cumberland, MD. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Towpath open year round, boat ride and mule-drawn canal boats operate mid-April to mid-October. Winters are cold, Summers are hot. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Park follows the route of the 184-mile canal along the Potomac River between Cumberland, Maryland, and Washington, D.C. The canal was built between 1828 and 1850. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; hiking; horseback riding; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The canal museum is at Great Falls, Maryland, and a mule-drawn boat ride is at Georgetown and Great Falls Tavern. Hiking trails along the towpath follow the canal's entire length. Food and supplies are available at concessionaires in the Park at Great Falls, Swains Lock, and Fletchers Boat House.Overnight accommodations are available in major urban areas along I-70.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Catoctin Mountain Park;6602 Foxville Road;Thurmont, MD 21788;Telephone: 301-663-9330 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains in the northern part of the state, close to the Pennsylvania border. From Route 15 at Thurmont, take Route 77 west for about three miles to the Visitor Center. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Owen's Creek picnic area closed in Winter. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: January, 24 to 44 degrees F; July, 66 to 88 degrees F. Average annual precipitation, 36 to 40 inches. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Part of the forested ridge that forms the eastern rampart of the Appalachian Mountains in Maryland, this mountain Park has sparkling streams and panoramic vistas of the Monocacy Valley. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; hiking; mountain climbing; fishing; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Park contains over thirty miles of hiking trails. Two Environmental Education Cabin Camps are available to groups of 60 or more people. Cabins are for rent April through October at Camp Misty Mount.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Cunningham Falls State Park, surrounding campgrounds, and Thurmont. The nearest hospitals are in Frederick and Hagerstown (twenty miles). </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Assateague Island National Seashore;Route 2, Box 294;Berlin, MD 21811;Telephone: 401-641-3030 (Campground); 401-641-1441 (Visitor Center) </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Seashore is located on the Delmarva Peninsula on the Atlantic Ocean. The Seashore is about 150 miles from Baltimore or Washington, D.C. (Highway 50). It is about 144 miles from Philadelphia and 90 miles from Norfolk (Highway 13 and 113). </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Assateague State Park campground is closed November to April. Summers are hot and humid, Spring and Autumn offer placid days, Winters are cold. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This 37-mile barrier island, with sandy beach, migratory waterfowl, and wild ponies, includes 9,021-acre Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge, administered by the Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Department of the Interior. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; swimming; bathhouse; boating; fishing; hunting; off-road vehicle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Berlin, Chincoteague, and Ocean City. Pets are prohibited in most areas. </span></text>
<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Antietam National Battlefield;Box 158;Sharpsburg, MD 21782;Telephone: 301-432-5124 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Battlefield is in the north part of the state, close to the West Virginia border. Eleven miles south of Hagerstown of Highway 65. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. The wayside audio stations and historic church are not open November to March. Peak visitor month is September. Winters are cold, Summers are hot. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">General Robert E. Lee's first invasion of the North was ended on this Battlefield in 1862. Antietam (Sharpsburg) National Cemetery--5,032 interments, 1,836 unidentified--adjoins the Park; grave space is not available. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; group campsites; hiking; fishing; bicycle trail.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Sharpsburg or Hagerstown. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Minute Man National Historical Park;P.O. Box 160;Concord, MA 01742;Telephone: 617-369-6993 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in Concord, northwest of Boston. The North Bridge Visitor Center is just off Liberty Street. The Battle Road Visitor Center is off Route 2A in Lexington. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. New England Winters are cold, Summers are warm. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Scene of the fighting on April 19, 1775, that opened the American Revolution, the Park includes North Bridge, the Minute Man statue by Daniel Chester French, a number of Colonial houses, and four miles of Battle Road between Lexington and Concord.The Park also includes The Wayside, home of authors Louisa May Alcott, Nathaniel Hawthorne, and Margaret Sidney. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Visitors to the Park can also see historic sites relating to the lives of Henry David Thoreau and Ralph Waldo Emerson. Waldon Pond is nearby. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in the surrounding communities of Concord, Lexington, Acton, and Bedford. </span></text>
<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Lowell National Historical Park;246 Market Street;Lowell, MA 01853;Telephone: 508-459-1000 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the northeastern part of the state. Take the Lowell Connector from I-495 or US 3. Exit on Thorndike Street, N., and proceed about one-half mile to Dutton Street. Turn right on Dutton Street, and go to the marked Parking lot. Train access is available from Boston's North Station to Lowell.The Visitor Center is at 246 Market Street. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. The mill and canal tours are open from Memorial Day through October. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: January, 16 to 36 degrees F; July, 64 to 88 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The history of America's Industrial Revolution is commemorated here. Exhibits and tours tell the story of the Northeast's transition from farm to factory, chronicle immigrant labor history, and trace industrial technology.The Park includes mill complexes, a power canal system, and worker housing. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; boating; boat ramp; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Barge tours are available from July to October, turn-of-the-century trolleys from Memorial Day to October, and by foot year round. Amongst the sites to tour are: Boott Cotton Mills Museum, Suffolk Mill Turbine Exhibit, and privately-owned historic structures in downtown Lowell. </span></text>
<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Cape Cod National Seashore;South Wellfleet, MA 02663;Telephone: 508-349-3785 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Seashore is on outer Cape Cod on the Atlantic Ocean. Visitor Centers are at Salt Pond in Eastham (Route 6), and Province Lands in Provincetown (Race Point Road). Headquarters is at Marconi Station Area in Wellfleet. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Salt Pond Visitor Center is closed in January and February. Province Lands Visitor Center is closed December to April. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: January, 24 to 40 degrees F; July, 60 to 80 degrees F. Average annual precipitation, 40 to 44 inches.Summer and Fall are best times to visit. Winters are often stormy. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Ocean beaches, dunes, woodlands, freshwater ponds, and marshes make up this Park on outer Cape Cod. It stretches forty miles from Chatham's beaches to Provincetown's Race Point Light and Herring Cove Beach. Its many cultural remnants include Marconi's Wireless Station site. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; boat ramp; picnic areas; back country use; hiking; horseback riding; swimming; bathhouse; fishing; hunting; off-road vehicle trail; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Camping is not allowed on National Seashore property; however, private campgrounds are available locally. Nickerson State Park in Brewster has a large campground. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in surrounding communities. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Boston National Historical Park;Charlestown Navy Yard;Boston, MA 02129;Telephone: 617-242-5644 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in Boston at the Charlestown Navy Yard (berth of USS Constitution). Mass transit is the best option. Daily rail service into Boston's South Station and North Station is available. Major airlines service Boston. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Summers are hot and humid, Winters are cold and windy. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The events and ideas associated with the American Revolution and the founding and growth of the United States provide the common thread linking the sites that comprise this Park: Bunker Hill, Dorchester Heights, Old North Church, Paul Revere House, Faneuil Hall, Old State House,Old South Meeting House, and a portion of the Charlestown Navy Yard, including the USS Cassin Young, the USS Constitution, and the USS Constitution Museum. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The sites provide historic tours, lectures, living history, exhibits, and publications. For hiking, The Freedom Trail follows an urban route. Wear comfortable walking clothes and shoes. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Theodore Roosevelt Island;c/o George Washington Memorial Parkway;Turkey Run Park, McLean, VA 22101Telephone: 703-285-2598 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">On the Virginia side of the Potomac River, the parking area is accessible from the northbound lane of the George Washington Memorial Parkway. A footbridge connects the Island to the Virginia shore.</span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is May.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">On this wooded island sanctuary in the Potomac River, trails lead to an imposing statue, by Paul Manship, of Roosevelt the conservation-minded 26th President. His tenets on nature, manhood, youth, and the state are inscribed on tablets.</span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; hiking; fishing.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Handicapped accessibility is poor. The Island has two-and-one-half miles of hiking trails.</span></text>
<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Rock Creek Park;5000 Glover Road, N.W.;Washington, D.C. 20015;Telephone: 202-426-6832 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Visitor Center is located south of Military Road and Oregon Avenue at 5100 Glover Road, N.W. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">One of the largest urban Parks in the United States, this wooded preserve contains a wide range of natural, historical, and recreational features in the midst of Washington, D.C. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; horseback riding; fishing; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Facilities in the Park include: the Nature Center; planetarium; an operating grist mill, Pierce Mill; Art Barn; Old Stone House; Carter Barron Amphi-theater. The Park contains about twenty miles of hiking trails. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">National Capital Region; 1100 Ohio Drive, SW; Washington, DC 20242; or: Superintendent, National Capital Parks-Central, 900 Ohio Drive, SW; Washington, DC 20242Telephone: 202-485-9880 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">For information about or directions to any of the more than 300 park units in the Washington metropolitan area, call 202-485-9666. For a recorded message of daily events in metropolitan Washington park areas, call 202-485-PARK. Trailways, Greyhound, Tourmobile sightseeing bus, and Metro provide regular services to the area. Amtrack offers intercity service into the Union Station. Major airlines service Washington, DC and nearby airports. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">For information regarding days and hours open and closure dates call 202-485-9666. Summers are hot with an average temperature of 88 degrees F, very high humidity and occasional thunderstorms. Winter is mild, with average temperatures of 30 degrees F and some snow. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Jefferson Memorial is located on the south bank of the Tidal Basin, near downtown Washington. Surrounded by Japanese cherry trees, this Memorial contains a bronze statue of the 3rd President of the United States. The monument was dedicated on Apr. 13, 1943.The Lincoln Memorial is in downtown Washington at the beginning of 23rd Street, NW, between Constitution and Independence Avenues. The monumental sculpture of the 16th President of the United States was created by Daniel Chester French. Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and Second Inaugural Address are carved on the marble walls.The U.S. Capitol Building is located at the opposite end of the National Mall from the Washington Monument.The Washington Monument is located on the National Mall between 15th and 17th Streets and Independence and Constitution Avenues. This important monument of the Nation's Capitol is a 555-foot obelisk that honors the country's first President. Construction began in1848, and the monument was dedicated on Feb. 21,1885.The park system of the Nation's Capitol includes parks, parkways, monuments, memorials, historical sites. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Interpretive tours; guided tours, parking; paddle boat rentals; telephones; restrooms; drinking water; books and gifts; snack bars are available in the area.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Parking is limited in the area. Overnight accommodations are available in Washington, DC, or the metropolitan vicinity. The Headquarters of the National Capitol Region has handicapped parking, ramps, and handicapped restrooms. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Stones River National Battlefield and Cemetery;3501 Old Nashville Highway;Murfreesboro, TN 37129;Telephone: 615-893-9501 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Battlefield is in the central part of the state. The Park Visitor Center is in the northwest corner of Murfreesboro, twenty- seven miles southeast of Nashville on Highway US 41/70S. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The fierce mid-Winter battle, which began the federal offensive to trisect the Confederacy, took place here December 31, 1862 to January 2, 1863. Stones River National Cemetery -- 6,831 interments, 2,562 unidentified--adjoins the Park; grave space not available. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Living history programs are offered mid-June through August on weekends. Hiking trails consist of two-and five-mile trails and shorter interpretive trails along the auto tour. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Murfreesboro and other areas within five miles of the Park. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Shiloh National Military Park;P.O. Box 61;Shiloh, TN 38376;Telephone: 901-689-5275 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the southwestern part of the state. Go ten miles south from Savannah and Adamsville on Highway US 65 and State Route 22. Go twenty-three miles north from Corinth, MS, on Highway MS 2 and Highway TN 22. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is April. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The bitter battle fought here April 6 and 7, 1862, prepared the way for Maj. Gen. U.S. Grant's successful siege of Vicksburg. Well-preserved prehistoric Indian mounds overlook the river. Shiloh (Pittsburg Landing) National Cemetery--3,761 interments, 2,370 unidentified--adjoins the Park. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Interpretive military and environmental trails lead through the Park. Battlefield Campground is in Shiloh (three miles). Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Adamsville, Savannah, Selmer, PickwickLanding, and Corinth, MS. Pickwick Landing State Park is nearby. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Obed Wild and Scenic River;P.O. Box 429;Wartburg, TN 37887;Telephone: 615-346-6294 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The River is in the northeastern part of the state. Go US 27 or State Route 62 to Wartburg, TN. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Obed River and its two main tributaries, Clear Creek and Daddy's Creek, cut into the Cumberland Plateau of East Tennessee, providing some of the most rugged scenery in the southeast. Forty-five miles of streams are protected within the Park. Elevations range from 800 to 1,500 feet. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; picnic areas; swimming; boating; fishing; hunting. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">LIMITED FEDERAL FACILITIES. Development within the Park is very limited. Nearby campgrounds are at Frozen Head State Park, Wartburg, TN. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Great Smoky Mountains National Park; Gatlinburg, TN 37738;Telephone: 615-436-1200.</span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the south eastern part of the state, on the North Carolina border. From Knoxville (about twenty-five miles away), take I-40 to Highway T 66, then US 441 to Gatlinburg entrance. From Asheville, NC (about forty miles away), take I-40 west to US 23, then US 441 to Park's southern entrance near Cherokee, NC.</span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: January, 25 to 48 degrees F; July, 60 to 84 degrees F.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The loftiest range east of the Black Hills and one of the oldest uplands on Earth, the Smokies have a diversified and luxuriant plantlife, often of extraordinary size. Besides the exquisite flora and fauna the Park also preserves structures representing southern Appalachian mountain culture.</span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guided tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; horseback riding; fishing; bicycle trail.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Great Smoky is the nation's busiest Park. While driving along the 270 miles of mountain roads, pull off, park the car, and take a stroll along one of the many Quiet Walkways, one-quarter-mile paths into what the signs call "little bit of the world as it once was". 900 miles of hiking trails--from one-half mile to seventy miles--through deciduous forests. The tangle of brush and trees exude water and hydrocarbons from leaves to produce the filmy "smoke" that gives the mountains their name. Inside Park--LeConte Lodge, Wonderland Hotel. Bryson City, Cherokee, Fontana Dam, Gatlinburg have accommodations.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Fort Donelson National Battlefield;P.O. Box 434;Dover, TN 37058-0434;Telephone: 615-232-5348, Office; 615-232-5706</span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Battlefield is in the northwest part of the state, near the Kentucky border. On US 79, go one mile west of Dover town square and three miles east of Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is February. Climate: Winter, 30 to 50 degrees F; Summer, 85 to 92 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The first major victory for the Union Army in the Civil War occurred here in February, 1862, under the leadership of Ulysses S. Grant. Fort Donelson (Dover) National Cemetery--1,197 interments, 512 unidentified--adjoins the Park. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; group campsites; hiking. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Battlefield is along the Cumberland River. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Dover, Paris, Clarksville. Camping available in Paris Landing State Park, Buchanan, TN; and TVA Land Between the Lakes, Golden Pond, KY. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area;State Route 297;Oneida, TN 37841;Telephone: 615-569-9778 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Area is in the northern part of the state, near the Kentucky border. From I-75 go west via KY 80, 90, or 92, or TN 63 to US 27, then to Oneida. From I-40 go north via US 127 through Jamestown and then north on US 154 to TN 297.The Visitor Center is twelve miles west of TN 297 in the Bandy Creek Campground. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The free-flowing Big South Fork of the Cumberland River and its tributaries pass through ninety miles of scenic gorges and valleys containing a wide range of natural and historical features and offering a broad range of recreational opportunities. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; hiking; swimming; boating; boat ramp; fishing; hunting. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Big South Fork bisects the Cumberland Plateau and has white water, as well as calm stretches. Sandstone cliffs, waterfalls, and natural arches are amongst the beautiful scenery along this river.Over 140 miles of hiking trails and 120 miles of horse trails are available, as well as various campgrounds and back country primitive campsites. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Oneida, Jamestown, or Whitley City. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Kings Mountain National Military Park;P.O. Box 40;Kings Mountain, NC 28086;Telephone: 803-946-7921</span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the northern part of the state, near the border of North Carolina. The Park is on highway SC 216, just off I-85, about ten miles from Kings Mountain, NC. The Park is northeast of Gaffney, SC (near site of Cowpens National battlefield) and about fifteen miles southwest of Gastonia, NC.</span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: Winter, 34 to 58 degrees F; Summer, 85 to 92 degrees F.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">American frontiersmen defeated the British here on October 7, 1780, at a critical point during the Revolution. After the Colonial victories in the Battle of Kings Mountain (October 7, 1780) and at Cowpens (January 17, 1781) colonial troops under General Nathanael Greene drove the main British army from South Carolina to Virginia. The South Carolina militia forced smaller British units from the area. The militia included famous leaders; such as, Francis Marion, called the Swamp Fox; Thomas Sumter, called the Gamecock; and Andrew Pickens.</span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; hiking; horseback riding.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Today, visitors can enjoy interpretive exhibits and programs, and walking tours of the Battlefield. Camping is available in Kings Mountain State Park. Overnight accommodations are available in Kings Mountain, NC.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Fort Sumter National Monument;1214 Middle Street;Sullivans Island, SC 29482;Telephone: 803-883-3123 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is on Sullivans Island in Charleston Harbor in the southeastern part of the state. Tour boats leave from the Charleston city boat marina on Lockwood Drive, just south of Highway US 17. The Visitor Center is at Fort Moultrie on Sullivans Island. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Summers are hot and humid; Winters are moderately cool. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The first engagement of the Civil War took place here on April 12, 1861. The Park also embraces Fort Moultrie, scene of the patriot victory of June 28, 1776--one of the early defeats of the British in the Revolutionary War. Together the forts reflect 171 years of seacoast defense. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Civil War began here on April 12, 1861, when Confederate troops fired on Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor. Fighting raged along the South Carolina coast throughout the war. A blockade of Charleston Harbor by the Union fleet ruined South Carolina's economy.Today visitors can enjoy interpretive exhibits, film programs, walking tours, and a boat tour of Fort Sumter. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Mount Pleasant and Charleston. The Charles Pinckney National Historic Site and many other interesting sites are nearby. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Cowpens National Battlefield;P.O. Box 308;Chesnee, SC 29323;Telephone: 803-461-2828 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Battlefield is in the northwestern part of the state, near the border of North Carolina. The Visitor Center is eleven miles northwest of Gaffney, just west of Highway I-85. It is about two miles east of Chesnee, just east of Highway US 221. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is June. Climate: Winter, 34 to 58 degrees F; Summer, 85 to 92 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Brig. Gen. Daniel Morgan won a decisive Revolutionary War victory here over British Lt. Col. Banastre Tarleton on January 17, 1781. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food and supplies are available in Chesnee and Gaffney. Overnight accommodations are available in Gaffney. Kings Mountain National Military Park is thirty-two miles north of the Park, and Walnut Grove Plantation is thirty miles south of the Park. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Congaree Swamp National Monument;200 Caroline Sims Road;Hopkins, SC 29061;Telephone: 803-776-4396 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the central part of the state in the alluvial floodplain of the Congaree River. The Visitor Center is off Highway SC 48, approximately twenty miles southeast of Columbia. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Climate: Winter, 42 to 62 degrees F; Summer, 85 to 96 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Congaree Swamp contains the last significant tract of southern bottom land hardwood forest in the U.S. It is home to a rich diversity of plant and animal species associated with an alluvial floodplain. Several national and state record trees are located within the Park. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; hiking; boating; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Primitive camping is available in the Park, along with eighteen miles of marked hiking trails. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Columbia. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Moores Creek National Battlefield;P.O. Box 69;Currie, NC 28435;Telephone: 919-283-5591 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Battlefield is in the southeastern part of the state. Drive twenty miles northwest of Wilmington on US 421 and NC 210. From I-40, follow NC 210 west at the Rocky Point exit. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Summers are hot and humid. Winters are mild with infrequent freezing temperatures. Spring and Fall are sunny and mild. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The battle on February 27, 1776, between North Carolina Patriots and Loyalists, is commemorated here. The Patriot victory notably advanced the revolutionary cause in the South. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Hiking trails consist of the one-mile History Trail and the one-third mile Tarheel Trail. Food and supplies are obtainable in Currie, Atkinson, Burgaw, or Wilmington. Overnight accommodations are available in Wilmington (twenty miles southeast). Poisonous snakes live in the Park. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Guilford Courthouse National Military Park;P.O. Box 9806;Greensboro, NC 27429-0806;Telephone: 919-288-1776 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the north-central part of the State. The Visitor Center is northwest of Greensboro, near the intersection of Old Battleground Road and New Garden Road. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is March. Summers are hot and humid; Winters are moderately cold. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The battle fought here March 15, 1781, opened the campaign that led to Yorktown and the end of the Revolution.The Park has 28 Monuments honoring men and women of the Revolutionary period, including the Nathanael Greene Monument and the Signers Monument, where two of North Carolina's three signers of the Declaration of Independence are buried.General Nathanael Greene became noted for his campaigns against the British in North and South Carolina between 1780 and 1782. Many historians rank him second only to Washington as a military leader. Georgia gave him a plantation near Savannah, and he went there to live in 1785. He died in 1786. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Greensboro. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Cape Lookout National Seashore;3601 Bridges Street, Suite F;Morehead City, NC 28557-2913;Telephone: 919-240-1409 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Seashore is on the barrier islands in the Atlantic Ocean. Ferry access to the Park is available from Beaufort, Harkers Island, Davis, Atlantic, and Ocracoke.Foot passengers only are transported on the ferries from Beaufort, Harkers Island, and Ocracoke; four-wheel drive vehicles are transported on the others. A District Office is located on Harkers Island, twenty-six miles east of Morehead City. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Summers are hot and humid; Winters are humid and cool. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This series of undeveloped barrier islands extends fifty-five miles along the lower Outer Banks embracing beaches, dunes, historic Portsmouth Village, and Cape Lookout Lighthouse. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; hiking; swimming; boating; fishing; hunting; off-road vehicle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Four-wheel drive vehicles only are permitted; there are no roads or bridges. Primitive camping is available. Concession-operated rustic cabins are available. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Harkers Island and Beaufort.The North Carolina Maritime Museum is in Beaufort, and the North Carolina Aquarium is in Pine Knoll Shores. Ocracoke Island was the hideout of Blackbeard the Pirate and the site of many shipwrecks. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Cape Hatteras National Seashore;Route 1, Box 675;Manteo, NC 27954;Telephone: 919-473-2111 or 995-4474 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Seashore is on Hatteras Island in the Atlantic Ocean. Ferryboats operate between Ocracoke and Cedar Island. The Whalebone Junction Information Center is in Nags Head, at the intersection of US 158 and NC 12 and US 64-264. The Hatteras Island Visitor Center is in Buxton.The Bodie Island Visitor Center is in Nags Head. The Ocracoke Island Visitor Center is in Ocracoke. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Campgrounds are closed November to March. Bodie Island and Ocracoke Island Visitor Center closed November to April. Peak visitor month is July. Summers are hot and humid; Winters are humid and cold. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Beaches, migratory waterfowl, fishing, and points of historical interest, including the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse overlooking the "graveyard of the Atlantic," are special features of the first National Seashore. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trail; picnic areas; hiking; swimming; bathhouse; boating; boat ramp; fishing; hunting; off-road vehicle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Self-guiding nature trails are near Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, Bodie Island Visitor Center, and Ocracoke Campground. The Oregon Inlet Marina has a lunch counter, and restaurants are located in various communities adjacent to the Seashore.For a list of overnight accommodations write: Dare County Tourist Bureau, Manteo, NC 27954. Pets must be kept on a leash. The Fort Raleigh National Historic Site and the Wright Brothers National Memorial are nearby. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Blue Ridge Parkway;200 BB Building;One Pack Square;Asheville, NC 28801;Telephone: 704-259-0779 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Parkway is in the southwestern part of the state. The Parkway intersects many US and State highways, including Interstates 64, 77, 40, and 26. Detailed maps and information of the Blue Ridge Parkway are available at any Visitor Center, or by mail from the address above.Visitor Centers are located at: Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Craggy Gardens, Moses H. Cone Memorial Park, Rocky Knob, Mabry Mill, Peeks of Otter, Otter Creek, Humpback Rocks, and Shenandoah National Park. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Winters bring snow and ice and may cause temporary closings. Summers are hot. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Following the crest of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this scenic 470-mile Parkway averages 3,000 feet above sea level and embraces several large recreational and natural history areas and Appalachian cultural sites. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; horseback riding; boating; boat rental; fishing; snowmobile route;cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Campgrounds are open from May through October, with limited camping facilities in Winter. Overnight accommodations are available along the Parkway, including: Peaks of Otter, Rocky Knob, Bluffs Lodge in Doughton Park, and Mount Pisgah Inn.Food, supplies, and other overnight accommodations are available in communities along the Parkway and in Asheville and Roanoke. Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina is at the southern end, and Shenandoah National Park in Virginia is at the north end of the Parkway. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Vicksburg National Military Park;3201 Clay Street;Vicksburg, MS 39180;Telephone: 601-636-0583 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the central part of the state by the Mississippi River. The Park is in Vicksburg on Highway US 80, within one mile of I-20. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Summers are hot and humid; Spring and Fall are warm and pleasant; Winters are mild. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Reconstructed forts and trenches evoke memories of the 47-day siege that ended in the surrender of the city on July 4, 1863. Victory gave the North control of the Mississippi River and cut the Confederacy in two. The Civil War ironclad gunboat USS Cairo and artifacts are on display.The Vicksburg National Cemetery--18,244 interments, 12,954 unidentified--is within the Park. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; guide for hire; picnic areas. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Vicksburg. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Natchez National Historical Park; P.O. Box 1086; Natchez, MS 39121; 601-842-1572</span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the southwestern part of the state in Natchez. Melrose is located at One Melrose-Montebello Parkway off Sergeant Prentiss Drive (US Highways 61 and 84). The William Johnson House is in downtown Natchez at 210 State Street.</span><span class="style20">When to visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Spring and Fall are sunny and mild; Summer is hot and humid; Winter is mild with occasional freezing.</span><span class="style20">Points of interest</span><span class="style11">European settlement of Natchez began with a French trading post in 1714. Control passed to Spain in 1779 and to the United States in 1798. In the decades before the Civil War, Natchez became a commercial, cultural, and social center of the South's "cotton belt," with power and wealth unmatched by other southern towns of comparable size. The city of Natchez today represents one of the best preserved concentrations of significant antebellum properties in the United States. Within the Park is Melrose, an excellent example of a planter's home.</span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Guided house tours; garden tours; interpretive walks and talks.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">NO FEDERAL FACILITIES. For additional information on other historic homes and sites in the Natchez area, contact: Natchez Visitor and Convention Bureau, 1-800-647-6724.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Natchez Trace Parkway;Rural Route 1, NT-143;Tupelo, MS 38801;Telephone: 601-842-1572 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Trail extends from Nashville, Tennessee, to Natchez, Mississippi, and parallels the Natchez Trace Parkway. The Tupelo Visitor Center is five miles north at the intersection of Natchez Trace Parkway and Highway US 45 North. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Summers are hot and humid; Winters are cold and damp; Spring and Fall are mild and warm. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This historic route generally follows the old Indian trace, or trail, between Nashville, Tennessee, and Natchez, Mississippi. Of the estimated 445 miles, 415 are completed. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; hiking; horseback riding; swimming; boating; boat ramp; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail parallels the existing Parkway, but is not developed for public use, yet. The Trace was an important commercial and military route. Pioneers, after floating their goods down the Mississippi on flatboats, often returned by horseback along the trace.Settlers moving into the gulf states frequently used the trace. Campgrounds can be found at Rocky Springs, Jeff Busby, and Meriwether Lewis.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Natchez, Port Gibson, Jackson, Tupelo, Cherokee, Kosciusko, Columbia, Florence, and many other towns along the Parkway. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve;423 Canal Street, Suite 210;New Orleans, LA 70130-2341 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park consists of four separate units in Greater New Orleans. The French Quarter Visitor and Folklife Center is in the French Market on Decatur Street. To reach the Chalmette Unit, go east on N. Rampart Street until it merges with St. Claude Avenue, continue until it merges with the St. Bernard Highway (LA 46).The Barataria Unit is located on the West Bank of the Mississippi River. Go across the Crescent City Connection, then continue on 90 to Barataria Blvd., turn south on 45 and continue seven-and-one-half miles. The Acadian Cultural Center is in Lafayette. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is March. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Park consists of Barataria, Chalmette, the French Quarter, and the Acadia units. The Acadian Cultural Center at Lafayette interprets Cajun culture and history. Barataria, south of New Orleans, has trails and canoe tours through bottom land hardwood forests, swamps, and marsh.Chalmette, east of New Orleans, was the scene of the 1815 Battle of New Orleans. The French Quarter unit interprets the ethnic population of the Delta. Several cultural centers maintain ties to distinctive, long-established groups with ethnic identities and operate in the Park through cooperative agreements. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; boating; fishing; hunting; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, camping facilities, and overnight accommodations are available throughout the Greater New Orleans area. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Ocmulgee National Monument;1207 Emery Highway;Macon, GA 31201;Telephone: 912-752-8257 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the central part of the state in Macon. Take exit #4 from I-16,and follow signs for two miles to entrance. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is March. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Traces of 10,000 years of Southeastern Confederacy pre-history from Ice Age Paleo Indians to the historic Creek Confederacy are preserved here, including the massive temple mounds of a Mississippian Indian ceremonial complex that thrived between 900 and 1100 A.D. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Macon. </span></text>
<text><span class="style18">ennesaw Mountain National Battlefield, GA</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park;P.O. Box 1167;Marietta, GA 30061;Telephone: 404-427-4686 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the northwestern area of the state, near Atlanta. The Park is a short distance off US 41, three miles north of Marietta, and twenty miles northwest of Atlanta. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is April. Moderate temperatures year round. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Two engagements took place here between Union and Confederate forces during the Atlanta Campaign, June 20 to July 2, 1864. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; horseback riding. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Marietta or Atlanta. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Cumberland Island National Seashore;P.O. Box 806;St. Marys, GA 31558;Telephone: Information 912-882-4336 Reservations 912-882-4335</span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Seashore is in the southeastern part of the state on the Atlantic Ocean. Take GA 40 east from I-95 near Kingsland to reach St. Marys.</span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is April. A passenger ferry between the Mainland and Island operates daily March 15 through September. Mainland departures: 9 a.m. and 11:45 a.m.Island departures: 10:15 a.m. and 4:45 p.m.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Magnificent and unspoiled beaches and dunes, marshes, and freshwater lakes make up the largest of Georgia's Golden Isles. Accessible by tour boat only.</span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guided tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use;hiking; swimming; bathhouse; fishing</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The ferry does not transport cars, bicycles, or pets. Ferry reservations can be made at the telephone number listed. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in St. Marys and nearby communities. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Chickamauga and Chattanooga NationalMilitary Park;P.O. Box 2128; Fort Oglethorpe, GA 30742;Telephone: 404-866-9241 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the northwestern part of the State on the border with Tennessee. The Chickamauga Visitor Center is south of Chattanooga on US 27, off I-75. The Lookout Mountain Visitor Center is at the entrance to Point Park. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Winters are cold, Summers are hot and humid; Spring is rainy. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">A major Confederate victory on Chickamauga Creek in Georgia, September 19-20, 1863, was countered by Union victories at Orchard Knob, Lookout Mountain, and Missionary Ridge in Chattanooga, Tennessee, November 23-25, 1863. This was the first national military Park. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; group campsites; hiking. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Fort Oglethorpe and Chattanooga. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area;1978 Island Ford Parkway;Dunwoody, GA 30350;Telephone: 404-394-7912 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Area is in the northwestern part of the state. The 48-mile long area of the Chattahoochee River includes 16 units in northwest Atlanta. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Climate: January, 32 to 56 degrees F; July, 85 to 92 degrees F. Average annual precipitation, 48 - 56 inches. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">A series of sites along a 48-mile stretch of the Chattahoochee River, north of Atlanta, are preserved so the public can enjoy recreation and visit historic spots. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">NPS guided tours; picnic areas; back country use; hiking; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in the surrounding communities. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style16">imucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve, FL</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve;c/o Fort Caroline National Memorial;12713 Fort Caroline Road;Jacksonville, FL 32225;Telephone: 904-641-7111 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">Preserve headquarters are located at Fort Caroline National Memorial in Jacksonville. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Named for the Indians who once lived here and who may have been here for as long as 2,000 years, the preserve encompasses Atlantic coastal marshes, islands, tidal creeks, and the estuaries of the St. Johns and Nassau rivers.Besides traces of Indian life, remains of Spanish, French, and English colonial ventures can be found, as well as Southern plantation life and 19th-century military activities. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">NO FEDERAL FACILITIES. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Jacksonville and Jax Beaches. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Gulf Islands National Seashore;1801 Gulf Breeze Parkway;Gulf Breeze, FL 32561;Telephone: 904-934-2600 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Seashore is in the northwestern part of the state. Go southwest from Pensacola on FL 292 to reach the visitor area at Johnson Beach. Go across the Pensacola Bay Bridge from downtown Pensacola to reach Naval Live Oaks Reservations. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round, except Naval Live Oaks, Fort Barrancas, Santa Rosa, Perdido Key, Ship Island, and Okaloosa areas. Guarded beaches and Redoubt closed from September to May. Peak visitor month is June. Spring and Fall are comfortable, Summer is hot and humid, Winter is moderate. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Offshore islands have sparkling white sand beaches, historic forts, and nature trails. Mainland features of this unit, which is located near Pensacola, include the Naval Live Oaks Reservation, beaches, and military forts. All areas are accessible by car. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guidingtours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; hiking; swimming; bathhouse; boating; fishing; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food and supplies are also obtainable along the entire 175-mile route from Gulfport, Mississippi, to Fort Walton Beach, Florida. Other overnight accommodations are available in Pensacola, Gulfport, Biloxi, Ocean Springs, and Pascagoula. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Everglades National Park;P.O. Box 279;Homestead, FL 33030;Telephone: 305-247-6211. </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the southern part of the state. The Park entrance is twelve miles southwest of Homestead on Highway 9336. Other Visitor Centers are at Royal Palm, Shark Valley, Flamingo, and Everglades City. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak Visitor month is March. The dry season is from mid-December through mid-April, and the wet season is the rest of the year. Hot, humid weather and mosquitoes create extreme discomfort during the wet season. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This largest remaining subtropical wilderness in the continental United States has extensive fresh-and saltwater areas, open Everglades prairies, and mangrove forests. Abundant wildlife includes rare and colorful birds. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Everglades is a hundred-mile-long wilderness of saw-grass prairie, jungle-like hammock, and mangrove swamp, running from Lake Okeechobeeto Florida Bay. There are campgrounds at Flamingo and Long Pine Key. Flamingo Lodge, Marina & Outpost Resort are inside the Park.Food, supplies, and other overnight accommodations are available in the surrounding communities of Homestead, Florida City, Florida Keys, and Everglades City. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Canaveral National Seashore;2532 Garden Street;Titusville, FL 32796;Telephone: 407-267-1110 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Seashore is on the Atlantic Ocean between Jacksonville and West Palm Beach. TheSeashore is accessible from major highways: US 1, I-95, I-4, and I-75. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Temporary closures may occur due to launch-related activities at John F. Kennedy Space Center. Peak visitor month is August. Florida's subtropical climate makes this a great place to go any time of the year. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Twenty-five miles of undeveloped barrier island preserve the natural beach, dune, marsh, and lagoon habitats for a variety of wildlife, including many species of birds.The Kennedy Space Center occupies the southern end of the island. The area includes a portion of 140,393 Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge, administered by Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Dept. of the Interior. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; back country use; hiking; swimming; boating; boat ramp; fishing.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Playalinda Beach is closed when space vehicles are on the launch pad or during launching. Overnight accommodations, food, and supplies are available in Smyrna Beach and Titusville. Pets and glass containers are not allowed on the beach. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Biscayne National Park;P.O. Box 1369;Homestead, FL 33090;Telephone: 305-247-Park </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is located on the southeastern Florida shoreline and includes islands to the east. Take US 1 south from Miami (twenty-five miles), go left onto S.W. 137th Avenue (Tallahassee Road), and continue to S.W. 328th Street (North Canal Drive), turn left to the Park entrance at Convoy Point.From Homestead go fifteen miles on S.W. 328th Street to the Park entrance. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Hurricanes can occur in late Summer and Fall. Mid-December through Mid-April is Florida's dry season. Florida has a subtropical climate. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Subtropical islands form a north-south chain, with Biscayne Bay on the west and the Atlantic Ocean on the east. The Park protects interrelated marine systems including mangrove shoreline, bay community, subtropical keys, and the northernmost coral reef in the United States. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; swimming; boating; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Hurricane Andrew hit the area in August, 1992; contact Headquarters for latest information on Park operations. Only about four percent of the Park is land; the remainder including about 45 small barrier islands and mangrove shoreline.Concessionaires operate cruises aboard glass-bottom boats, snorkeling, scuba diving, island, and canoe trips. Two boat-in campgrounds are available on Elliott Key and Boca Chita Key. Pets are allowed on leashes, but not on trails or boat tours.Overnight accommodations are available in Florida City, Homestead, and other surrounding communities. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Big Cypress National Preserve;Star Route, Box 110;Ochopee, FL 33943;Telephone: 813-695-2000 or 813-262-1066 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Preserve is in southern Florida adjoining Everglades National Park. Go east from Naples on Highway 41 (Tamiami Trail) to the Preserve Headquarters. Miami is thirty miles to the east of the Preserve. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is March. Summers are hot and humid, Winters are cooler. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Adjoining the northwest section of Everglades National Park, this large area provides a freshwater supply crucial to the Park's survival. Subtropical plant and animal life abounds in this ancestral home of the Seminole and Miccosukee Indians. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; guide for hire; picnic areas; campgrounds; hiking; fishing; hunting; off-road vehicle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Preserve includes marshes, wet and dry prairies, hardwood hammocks, pine lands, and mangrove forests, wading birds, alligators, and the endangered Florida panther. Campsites in the Preserve are primitive.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available along Highway 41, and in Naples, and Miami. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Pea Ridge National Military Park;Pea Ridge, AR 72751;Telephone: 501-451-8122 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is located in the northwestern part of the state in the Ozark Mountains. The Visitor Center is ten miles north of Rogers (Highway 62). </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Winters are mild, Summers are hot and humid. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Union victory here on March 7-8, 1862, in one of the major engagements of the Civil War west of the Mississippi, led to the Union's total control of Missouri. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours; picnic areas; hiking and bicycling trails. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Overnight accommodations are available in Rogers, ten miles from the Park. Camping is available at Beaver Lake, ten miles away. Food and supplies are available in Garfield, Pea Ridge, and Rogers. The nearest hospitals are in Rogers and Bentonville. </span></text>
<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Hot Springs National Park;P.O. Box 1860;Hot Springs, AR 71902;Telephone: 501-624-3383 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the western part of the state in the Ouachita Mountains. Hot Springs is about fifty miles southwest of Little Rock. The Visitor Center is in the Fordyce Bathhouse in the middle of Bathhouse Row. Take Highway 30 from Little Rock to Highway 270, turn right to Hot Springs. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Winters are mild, and Summers are hot and humid. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Although the 47 thermal Springs fluctuate in flow from 750,000 to 950,000 gallons a day, the temperature remains near 143 degrees F year round. Persons suffering from illness or injury often seek relief in the ancient tradition of thermal bathing. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours; picnic areas; campgrounds; hiking; horseback riding; bathhouse. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Thermal water baths and Swedish massages relax and soothe visitors. Hydrotherapy treatments by registered physical therapists are offered by The Libbey Memorial Physical Medicine Center. The Park is surrounded by the city of Hot Springs.Camping is available at Gulpha Gorge, two miles northeast of the city center. The city of Hot Springs has many overnight accommodations available. Be extremely cautious of extinguishing cigars and cigarettes, as fires are the Park's greatest peril. Campfires are permitted only in designated areas. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Buffalo National River;P.O. Box 1173;Harrison, AR 72601;Telephone: 501-741-5443 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Buffalo River is in the northern part of the state in the Ozark Mountains. Buffalo Point (off Highway 14) is seventeen miles south of Yellville. Information centers are also at Tyler Bend (off Highway 65), Pruitt District Ranger Station (off Highway 7), and at Headquarters in Harrison. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open all year. Peak visitor month is June: Climate: January, 28 to 52 degrees F; July, 82 to 90 degrees F. Average annual precipitation, 48 - 60 inches. Fall and Winter are pleasant;Summer is hot and humid. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Offering both swift-running and placid stretches, the Buffalo is one of the few remaining unpolluted, free-flowing rivers in the lower 48 states. It courses through multicolored bluffs and past numerous Springs along its 132-mile length. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours; guides for hire; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campgrounds; back country use; hiking; horseback riding; swimming; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; hunting. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Campgrounds are at Tyler Bend, Buffalo Point, and other areas of the Park. Cabin information and reservations are available from Buffalo Point Concessions; HCR #66, Box 388; Yellville, AR 72687.Other overnight accommodations are available in Yellville, Harrison, Jasper, Marshall, and Mountain Home. The nearest hospital is in Harrison. This is tick country, and cases of lyme disease and rocky mountain spotted fever have been reported. Remove all ticks immediately. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Russell Cave National Monument;Route 1, Box 175;Bridgeport AL 35740;Telephone: 205-495-2672 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is located in the north part of the state. On US 72 to Bridgeport, Alabama, turn north on County Road 91 and go to the town of Mt. Carmel, then turn right on County Road 75 to the Park entrance. The Park is about eight miles from Bridgeport. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open daily, year-round, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Holiday Closings: December 25. Summer weather is hot and humid, and Winters are usually mild with only occasional freezing temperatures or snow. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Russell Cave was discovered in 1953, and is an archaeological record of human habitation from at least 6000 B.C. to about 1650 A.D. Archaeologists have found tools and other items used by prehistoric people. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Interpretive films and slide programs are shown upon request in the Park's audiovisual room and in the cave shelter area. There are demonstrations of ancient Indian life, interpretive exhibits and talks, and guided tours of the cave shelter for groups. There are hiking trails and an area for picnicking.There is handicapped accessibility in the Parking area and restrooms (limited); audio-visual programs; audio description of exhibits for sight-impaired; and printed cave program text for hearing impaired. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The hiking trail is steep and difficult; it is recommended to walk with care. Hikers are advised to not run on the trails, not wander from them, and not to take short cuts. Food and supplies are obtainable nearby in Bridgeport, South Pittsburg, and Stevenson.Overnight accommodations are available in Kimball, TN, (US 72 and I-24, eighteen miles); Stevenson, AL (US 72, approximately thirteen miles from the Park). The nearest hospital is in Bridgeport (County Road 75 to 91 to US 72, ten miles). Pets are to be kept on a leash. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Superintendent, Horseshoe Bend National Military Park;Route 1, Box 103;Daviston, AL 36256;Telephone: 205-234-7111 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is situated on the "horseshoe bend" of the Tallapoosa River. The Park is located on AL-49, twelve miles north of Dadeville (US 280) and eighteen miles east of Alexander City (US 280) by way of New Site. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open daily, year-round, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Holiday Closings: December 25. Alabama has a mild climate. January temperatures average 38 to 56 degrees F; July temperatures average 66 to 90 degrees F. Average yearly precipitation is 48 to 56 inches. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">On March 27, 1814, General Andrew Jackson's forces defeated the Creek Indians in a battle, which opened Alabama and other parts of the Old Southwest to settlement. The Park has a visitor center and museum. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Interpretive and audiovisual exhibits, as well as flintlock fire arm demonstrations, are provided when staffing permits. Picnicking, hiking, auto and walking tours, boating, and fishing are available. The Park contains nature trails which vary from three to seven miles in length, a boat launching ramp, and picnic area. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Vehicles are restricted to paved roads. There are no overnight accommodations on site, but can be acquired at Dadeville, or Alexander City. Each city has hospitals. Meals are not served in the Park, nor are food and supplies obtainable; however, meals, food, and supplies are available nearby.Hazards to be watchful for are poisonous snakes, fire ants, and poison ivy. Be cautious while boating and walking along the river bank. Pets are to be kept on a leash. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway;P.O. Box 708; Saint Croix Falls, WI 54024;Telephone: 715-483-3284 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Riverway is on the boundary between Minnesota and Wisconsin. Park Headquarters is at the corner of Hamilton and Massachusetts Streets in St. Croix Falls. Visitor Centers are located in St. Croix Falls, Grantsburg (Highway 70), Trego, and Stillwater. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Trego and Grantsburg Visitor Stations closed during Winter months. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: Winter, -4 to 26 degrees F; Summer, 75 to 86 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">About 200 miles of the beautiful St. Croix River and its Namekagon tributary make up this area, an initial component of the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System. Numerous developed and primitive canoe access campsites are available. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; hiking; swimming; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; hunting; snowmobile route; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Campgrounds are available nearby, for more information, contact State Department of Natural Resources: St. Paul, Minnesota, 612-296-6157; Madison, Wisconsin, 608-266-2621.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Hayward, Trego, Saint Croix Falls, Taylor's Falls, and other communities near the Riverway. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Lower Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway;c/o Saint Croix National Scenic Riverway;P.O. Box 708;St. Croix Falls, WI 54024;Telephone: 715-483-3284 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Riverway is on the boundary between Minnesota and Wisconsin. Park Headquarters is at the corner of Hamilton and Massachusetts Streets in St. Croix Falls. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Stillwater Visitor Center open weekends during Winter months. Normal season and most activities available from April through October. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: Winter, -4 to 26 degrees F; Summer, 75 to 86 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Recreational opportunities for much of the upper Midwest are provided here along this 27-mile segment of the St. Croix River, a component of the Wild and Scenic Rivers System. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; hiking; swimming; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; hunting; snowmobile route; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">LIMITED FEDERAL FACILITIES. Campgrounds, boat ramps, and commercial guided boat trips are available at Taylor's Falls and Stillwater. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Hudson, Stillwater, Osceola, St.Croix Falls, and other towns along the Riverway. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Apostle Islands National Lakeshore;Route 1, Box 4;Bayfield, WI 54814;Telephone: 715-779-3397 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Lakeshore is located on Lake Superior in the northern part of the state. Go east from Duluth on Highway US 2. Bayfield Park Headquarters and Visitor Center is on Highway WI 13. Access to the islands is by commercial and charter boats. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Visitor attractions are closed during Winter. Peak visitor month is August. Winters are cold with lots of snow, Summers are warm with cool nights. Climate: Winter, -4 to 18 degrees F; Summer, 70 to 85 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Twenty-one picturesque islands and an 11-mile strip of adjacent Bayfield Peninsula along the south shore of Lake Superior comprise this Park. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; swimming; boating; fishing; hunting. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Visitor activities include interpretive exhibits and audiovisual programs, evening programs, and nature walks at various locations. Tours of lighthouse and historic commercial fisheries are available during the Summer.Campgrounds are in numerous areas, and concessionaires provide excursions and shuttle between islands. Chartered fishing trips are also available. Food and supplies are obtainable in Bayfield, Cornucopia, Ashland, Washburn, and Madeline Island.Overnight accommodations are available in Bayfield, Washburn, Ashland, Cornucopia, and the nearby Chequamegon National Forest. Nearby are the Red Cliff Indian Reservation, Madeline Island and Museum, and Big Bay State Park. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Wind Cave National Park;Hot Springs, SD 57747;Telephone: 605-745-4600</span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the southwestern part of the state, near the Wyoming border. The Visitor Center is eleven miles from Hot Springs on Highway US 385.</span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: Winter, 0 to 34 degrees F; Summer, 85 to 92 degrees F.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This limestone cave in the scenic Black Hills is decorated by beautiful box work and calcite crystal formations. Above ground an unusual ecosystem that marks the boundary between the mixed-grass prairie and the ponderosa pine forests. Wildlife includes prairie falcons, meadowlarks, nut hatches, and wild turkeys, as well as bison, pronghorn antelope, mule deer, elk, and prairie dogs. Below the ground lies Wind Cave, over fifty-three miles of passages. The name comes from the strong winds that rush in and out of its mouth.</span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">While in the Park, enjoy a variety of cave tours, nature walks, campfire talks, interpretive exhibits, scenic drives, nature trails, hiking, and bicycling. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations available in Custer and Hot Springs.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style20"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Superintendent, Mt. Rushmore National Memorial;P.O. Box 268, Keystone, SD 57751; Telephone: 605-574-2523</span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Visitor Center is 2 miles (3.2 km) southwest of Keystone on SD 244 and 25 miles (40 km) south of Rapid City on US 16.</span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Mt. Rushmore is open year-round, although peak season occurs in the high summer months. Daytime summer temperatures range from 70-90┬░F, and evenings are cool. Winter temperatures range from 40┬░F to -20┬░F.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Monumental heads of Presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and Theodore Roosevelt were sculpted by Gutzon Borgham on the face of a granite mountain. The sculpture was authorized for addition to the National Park Service on March 3, 1925.</span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; summer evening programs; interpretive exhibits; audiovisual programs; wildlife viewing and birdwatching; short hiking trails.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Climbing Mt. Rushmore is prohibited. Visitors must stay on trails and stairways that provide stunning views of the sculpture. Visitors who have heart problems or who have trouble breathing should be aware of the high elevation (5,250 feet). Food and supplies, as well as overnight accommodations, are obtainable nearby in Keystone and Hill City. Complete dining service is available in the park only during summer months.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Jewel Cave National Monument;Rural Route 1, Box 60 AA;Custer, SD 57730;Telephone: 605-673-2288 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the southwestern part of the state, near the border of Wyoming. Highway US 16 crosses the northern part of the Park between Custer, SD, and Newcastle, WY. The Visitor Center is on Highway US 16, thirteen miles from Custer. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Cave tours available May to September. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: Winter, 0 to 34 degrees F; Summer, 85 to 92 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Limestone caverns consist of a series of chambers connected by narrow passages, with fine calcite crystal encrustations. The cave is more than seventy-nine miles long. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; picnic areas. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The cave temperature is about 47 degrees, so wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes with non-slip soles. Cave trails include numerous stairs. Several campgrounds, food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Custer or Newcastle, WY.Comanche Park Campground is seven miles east on US 16. Other interesting sites in the general area include: Wind Cave National Park, Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Custer State Park, Badlands National Park, and Devils Tower National Monument. </span></text>
<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Badlands National Park;P.O. Box 6;Interior, SD 57750;Telephone: 605-433-5361 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the southwestern part of the State. The Cedar Pass Visitor Center is two-and-three-quarters miles north-east of Interior on Highway 377, twenty-seven miles southwest of Kadoka (I-90), and twenty-nine miles southeast of Wall (I-90). Rapid City is seventy-five miles west. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Cedar Pass Visitor Center open year round. White River Visitor Center open in Summer only. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: Winter, 8 to 40 degrees F; Summer, 85 to 96 degrees F, with some days in the 100s. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Carved by erosion, this scenic landscape contains animal fossils of 40 million years ago. Prairie grasslands support bison, big horn sheep, deer, and antelope.The South Unit belongs to the Oglala Sioux, and one of their most sacred places, Stronghold Table, is where the final Ghost Dance took place in 1890, just a few days before more than 150 Sioux were massacred at Wounded Knee. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; hiking. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Badlands Loop in the North Unit has an 89-mile tour, which begins at the Northeast Entrance on Highway 240 and contains the Cedar Pass Visitor Center.The South Unit, almost entirely undeveloped, begins at the town of Scenic on County Road 589, or at the White River Visitor Center on Highway 27, the road from Wounded Knee. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Wall and Kadoka.Reservations for Cedar Pass Lodge are available May to October, 605-433-5460. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Mound City Group National Monument;16062 State Route 104;Chillicothe, OH 45601;Telephone: 614-774-1125 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the southern part of the state near Chillicothe on the bank of the Scioto River. Drive about three miles north from Chillicothe on Highway 23. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: January, 22 to 46 degrees F; July, 80 to 88 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Twenty-three burial mounds of Hopewell Indians (200 B.C to 500 A.D.) yielded copper breastplates, tools, obsidian blades, shells, ornaments of grizzly bear teeth, and stone pipes carved as birds and animals. These provide insights into the ceremonial customs of these prehistoric people.The Scioto River Valley was the birthplace of Tecumseh, an outstanding Shawnee leader. He, with his brother, Tenskwatawa, began a crusade to keep Indian lands for the Indians.Tecumseh traveled to most Indian nations east of the Rocky Mountains convincing them to return to ways of their forefathers and unite against white settlers. Tecumseh died in 1813. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Camping is available in Chillicothe and nearby state Parks. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Chillicothe. Southern Ohio is rich in prehistoric Indian sites which include: Fort Ancient, Fort Hill, Miamisburg Mound, Newark Earthworks, Seip Mound, and Serpent Mound.Historical and archaeological exhibits may be seen in the Ross County Historical Society Museum in Chillicothe and at the Ohio Historical Center in Columbus.The outdoor drama "Tecumseh!" depicting the story of the Shawnee leader is held during Summer evenings at Sugarloaf Mountain Amphitheater. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area;15610 Vaughn Road;Brecksville, OH 44141;Telephone: 216-650-4636 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Area is in the northeastern part of the state near Cleveland. The Happy Days Visitor Center in the south end of the Park is on OH 303, one mile west of OH 8, and two miles east of Peninsula.The Canal Visitor Center at the north end of the Park is at Canal Road and Hillside Road, south of Rockside Road in Valley View (a suburb of Cleveland). </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Blossom Music Center, Porthouse Theater, and Golf Course open in Summer only. Hale Farm and Village open May through October. Cuyahoga Valley Line runs June through October. Climate: January, 18 to 38 degrees F;July, 78 to 84 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This recreation area links the urban centers of Cleveland and Akron, preserving the rural character of the Cuyahoga River Valley. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; horseback riding; swimming; fishing; bicycle trail; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Historic sites include: Ohio and Erie Canal, Western Reserve settlement and life, and Indian culture. Cultural attractions include: Blossom Music Center, Porthouse Theater, etc. The Park contains many foot trails.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in the many surrounding communities, Brecksville, Cleveland, and Akron. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Scotts Bluff National Monument;P.O. Box 427;Gering, NE 69341;Telephone: 308-436-4340 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the northwestern part of the state, close to the Wyoming border. It is on the south bank of the North Platte River on the Oregon Trail (Highway 26). Go three miles west of Gering on NE 92. From U.S. 26 turn south on NE 71 for five miles to NE 92.From Kimball on I-80, go north about forty-five miles on NE 71. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. The road to the top is closed due to snow or rock slides in Winter. Peak visitor month is June. Winters are cold, 10 to 40 degrees F; Summers are hot, 75 to 92 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Rising 800 feet above the valley floor, this massive promontory was a landmark on the Oregon Trail, associated with overland migration between 1842 and 1869 across the Great Plains. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; hiking; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Chimney Rock National Historic Site is just east of Scotts Bluff, at Bayard on Highway 26. Visitors can view bluff formations, wildlife, and the valley from the one and a half mile Saddle Rock Trail.From the Summit, visitors can hike the one mile of trails to overlooks to view the historic Mitchell Pass and North Platte River Valley. A 200-yard trail from the Museum takes visitors to the Oregon and California Trail, which is a trough, worn down by passage of thousands of emigrants.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Gering (three miles east) and Scotts bluff (seven miles). </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Missouri National Recreational River;c/o Midwest Region National Park Service;1709 Jackson Street;Omaha, NE 68102;Telephone: 402-221-4856 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The River is in the northeastern part of the state on the border with South Dakota. Go north from Omaha on I-29, and exit west on SD Route U.S. 50 to Yankton, SD. Go northwest from Sioux Falls on I-29, and exit west on SD Route U.S. 50 to Yankton, SD. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Summer is hot with temperatures in the 90s; Winters are cold, -14 to 32 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">One of the last free-flowing stretches of the Missouri, this reach from Gavins Point Dam, near Yankton, South Dakota, to Ponca, Nebraska, still exhibits the river's dynamic character in its islands, bars, chutes, and snags. In all respects, the "Big Muddy" lives up to its name. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District, manages the river through a cooperative agreement with the National Park Service. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">LIMITED FEDERAL FACILITIES. State and local Parks provide facilities and access to the 58-mile river stretch. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, and camping facilities are available in local communities along the river. Overnight accommodations are available in Yankton, South Dakota, and Sioux City, Iowa. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Homestead National Monument of America;Route 3, Box 47;Beatrice, NE 68310;Telephone: 401-223-3514 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the southeastern part of the state. Go four-and-one-half milesnorthwest from Beatrice on NE 4 to the Monument. Lincoln is about forty miles north of Beatrice on Highway 77. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is June. Winters are cold with occasional snow; Summers are hot and humid with occasional thunder showers. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This Park, which includes the 160-acre claim filed by Daniel Freeman under The Homestead Act of 1862, is a memorial to the pioneers who settled the Great West. Among the features are a typical homestead cabin, a restored frontier school, and more than 100 acres of tall grass prairie. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">A two and a half mile trail takes you around the site. Freeman School is open during the Summer. Food, supplies, camping, and overnight accommodations are available in Beatrice. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Agate Fossil Beds National Monument;P.O. Box 27;Gering, NE 69341;Telephone: 308-436-4340 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the northwestern part of the state, close to the Wyoming border. The Monument is forty-five miles north of Scotts Bluff (Highway 26-Oregon Trail). Go thirty-four miles north from Mitchell on NE 29 and three miles east on County Road.Go twenty-two miles south from Harrison on NE 29 and three miles east on County Road. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Visitor Center open weekends only, November to April. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: January, 10 to 40 degrees F; July, 75 to 92 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">These renowned quarries contain numerous, well preserved Miocene mammal fossils and represent an important chapter in the evolution of mammals. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">A one-mile paved trail leads to the fossil beds, and one-half mile grass trail leads to the Daimonelix Fossil burrows area. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Harrison (twenty-five miles) and Scotts bluff (forty-five miles).Chimney Rock National Historic Site is near Scotts Bluff on the Oregon Trail (Highway 26). Beware of rattlesnakes. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Theodore Roosevelt National Park;P.O. Box 7;Medora, ND 58645;Telephone: 701-623-4466 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is located in the western part of the state. Drive 130 miles west from Bismarck on I-94 to the entrance at Medora. From the south, drive north to Belfield on US 85, then west on I-94 for seventeen miles to Medora.US 85 north from Belfield will take you to the North Unit entrance (fifteen miles south of Watford City). </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor season is May through October. Portions of Park roads may be closed during Winter due to snow. Trail ride concessions are closed September to May. Visitor Center at Painted Canyon are closed October through March.Most attractions in Medora are closed Labor Day to Memorial Day. Summer temperatures are warm, ranging from 75 to 86 degrees F; Winter temperatures are cold, ranging from 0 to 24 degrees F.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Park includes scenic Badlands along the Little Missouri River and part of Theodore Roosevelt's Elkhorn Ranch. Roosevelt first came here in 1883 to bag a buffalo. Cattle ranching was a failure for him, but he returned many times during the next 13 years and became a confirmed conservationist.He learned a healthy respect for nature from the rugged Badlands. "I would not have been President," he later said, "had it not been for my experience in North Dakota." The Park is seldom crowded, so you can also experience the splendid loneliness of the Badlands as he did a hundred years ago. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; horseback riding; boating; fishing; snowmobile route; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations available in Medora, Belfield, Dickinson, and Watford City. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Wilson's Creek National Battlefield;Route 2, Box 75;Republic, MO 65738;Telephone: 417-732-2662 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">Go south on Highway ZZ two miles to the Visitor Center. The Battlefield is in the southwestern part of the state near Springfield. The site is three miles east of Republic and ten miles southwest of Springfield. Take I-44 to MM Highway (Exit 70). Go south six and three-quarters mile to Highway 60. Go straight on M Highway to State Highway ZZ.</span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is June. Summers are hot and humid; Winters are cold with snow. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The battle here on August 10, 1861, was the first major engagement west of the Mississippi. Confederates were not able to take advantage of their superior numbers, allowing Union troops to retreat and regroup; this was the turning point in keeping Missouri in the Union.Major features include a new five-mile automobile tour loop, the restored 1852 Ray House, and "Bloody Hill." </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; horseback riding; fishing; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Republic and Springfield. Campgrounds are also available in Springfield.Nearby points of interest include: Buffalo National River, Pea Ridge National Military Park, Ozark National Scenic Riverways, Fort Scott National Historical Site, and the George Washington Carver National Monument. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Ozark National Scenic Riverways;P.O. Box 490;Van Buren, MO 63965;Telephone: 314-323-4236 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Riverways are in the southeast part of the state. Van Buren is located on Highway 60, 175 miles south of St. Louis and 250 miles southeast of Kansas City. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Summers are hot; Winters are mild. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The 134 miles of the Current and Jacks Fork Rivers provide canoeing, tubing, fishing, and swimming opportunities. Nearly 100 Springs pour thousands of gallons of clear, cold, blue water into the streams. Ozark culture is preserved throughout the area. This is the first national scenic river. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; hiking; horseback riding; swimming; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; hunting. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Many miles of old logging roads are used for hiking. Nine miles of the Ozark Trail lie within the Riverways. When completed, the trail will extend from St. Louis County to the Arkansas border. Cabins are available at Big Spring Unit and Alley Spring.Food and supplies are available in the Park at Akers, Pulltite, Round, Two Rivers, and Alley Springs. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in surrounding towns of Eminence, Van Buren, Salem, Ellington, Mountain View,Winona, and Birch Tree. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Voyageurs National Park;HCR 9, Box 600;International Falls, MN 56649;Telephone 218-283-9821 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is located on the Minnesota- Canadian border. The Park may be accessed from four points along US 53 from Duluth. County Route 23-24 from Orr goes to Crane Lake; County Route 129 (Ash River Trail) goes to Namakan Lake; County Route 122 goes to the south shore of Lake Kabetogama.Highway MN 11 from International Falls gives access to Black Bay. No roads access beyond the edge of the Park; it can be reached by boat, canoe, float plane, hiking; snowmobile, or cross-country skiing. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is June. Climate: January, -11 to 11 degrees F; July, 54 to 78 degrees F. Winter brings heavy snowfalls;Summers are warm and pleasant. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Park is named for the French Canadian voyageurs who worked for the fur trading companies in the 18th and 19th centuries. They paddled their canoes through this route between Canada's northwest and Montreal.Interconnected northern lakes, dotted with islands, once the route of the French-Canadian voyageurs, are surrounded by forest. Boaters ply the waters in Summer. Snowmobilers and cross-country skiers travel across the frozen lakes and wooded trails in Winter.</span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; guide for hire; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites;hiking; swimming; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; snowmobile route; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">This north woods Park is fifty-five miles long and contains more than 30 lakes and more than 900 islands. Access to the Park in Summer is by watercraft, floatplane, or hiking; in Winter by ice road, snowmobile, ski plane, cross-country skiing, or snowshoeing.There are about twenty-five miles of hiking trails which can be reached by boat or float plane. 100 primitive campsites, mostly on lakes, are accessible only by boat or float plane. Kettle Falls Hotel has overnight accommodations, 1-800-322-0886.Food, supplies and overnight accommodations are available in International Falls, Rainy Lake, Kabetogama, Ash River, Orr, and Crane Lake. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Pipestone National Monument;P.O. Box 727;Pipestone, MN 56164;Telephone: 507-825-5464 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the southwestern part of the state, close to the South Dakota border. The Park is adjacent to the city of Pipestone (Highway 75). From Sioux Falls, SD, take I-90 east, then go north on Highway 75. A State Information Center is at Beaver Creek (off I-90). </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Winters are cold and snowy; Summers are hot and humid; Spring and Fall are pleasant. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">From this quarry Indians obtained materials for making pipes used in ceremonies. Although George Catlin, the painter, was not the first white person to visit the quarries, he was the first person to describe them in print. Pipestone is known as Catlinite in his honor.The Park includes the Upper Midwest Indian Cultural Center, which provides space for craftsmen to display their work and for demonstrations of traditional crafts to take place. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Overnight camping facilities are available at Split Rock Creek State Park, Route 2, Jasper; and Blue Mounds State Park, Route 1, Luverne. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Pipestone. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Grand Portage National Monument;P.O. Box 666;Grand Marais, MN 55604;Telephone: 218-387-2788 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the northeastern area on the shore of Lake Superior. Take US Highway 61 thirty-six miles northeast of Grand Marais to the Monument. Duluth is 145 miles away, and Thunder Bay, Ontario, forty-five miles away. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open daily from mid-May to mid-October. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: January, 6 to 28 degrees F; July, 52 to 74 degrees F. Winters are very cold; Summers are nice, but may be windy and cool along the shore. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This nine-mile portage was a vital link on one of the principal routes for Indians, explorers, missionaries, and fur traders heading for the Northwest. The Grand Portage post of the North West Company has been reconstructed here, with stockade, great hall, kitchen, and canoe warehouse. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; mountain climbing; fishing; cross-country ski trail.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The fur traders (voyageurs) of the 18th and 19th century portaged their equipment nine miles to avoid the rapids and Falls of the Pigeon River. This was the central supply depot of the North West Company. Isle Royale National Park is about twenty-two miles by boat.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Grand Portage, Grand Marais, Thunder Bay, and along the Lake Superior shore. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore;P.O. Box 277; 9922 Front Street;Empire, MI 49630;Telephone: 616-326-5134 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Lakeshore is on Lake Michigan's eastern shore. To reach the Visitor Center and Headquarters in Empire, take Highway M-22 from Leland and Frankfort and M-72 from Traverse City. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: January, 16 to 32 degrees F; July, 60 to 84 degrees F. Average annual precipitation, 28 to 36 inches. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This is a diverse landscape with massive sand dunes, quiet birch-lined streams, white sand beaches, dense beech-maple forests, clear lakes, and rugged bluffs towering as high as 460 feet above Lake Michigan. Two offshore wilderness islands offer tranquility and seclusion. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; swimming; bathhouse; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; hunting; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Snowmobiles are permitted on county roads. Many hiking trails lead through forests and sand dunes. Food, supplies, and camping facilities are available in the Park, as well as in the surrounding areas. Overnight accommodations may be found in Empire, Glen Arbor, Honor, and Frankfort. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore;P.O. Box 40;Munising, MI 49862;Telephone: 906-387-3700/2607 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Lakeshore is on Lake Superior, east of Marquette. Pictured Rocks Cliffs at Miners Castle are seven miles east of Munising off County Road H-58. The Munising Information Center is at the intersection of M-28 and H-58. The Interpretive Center is at Munising Falls, two-and-one-half miles east of Munising.The headquarters building is at Sand Point, two miles further. Grand Sable Visitor Center is one mile west of Grand Marais. The Grand Marais Maritime Museum is at Coast Guard Point in Grand Marais. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round, but some areas may be closed in Winter due to snow. Campsites open May to November. Peak visitor month is August. Summers are pleasant and warm; Winters are cold with over 200 inches of snowfall. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Multi-colored sandstone cliffs, broad beaches, sand bars, dunes, waterfalls, inland lakes, ponds, marshes, hardwood and coniferous forests, and numerous birds and animals comprise this scenic area on Lake Superior. This was the first national Lakeshore. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; back country use; hiking; swimming; boating; boat ramp; fishing; hunting; snowmobile route; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Summer and Winter activities may be enjoyed in the area. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Munising and Grand Marais. Pets are not allowed in the back country and must be kept on a leash in other areas.The Lakeshore has 67 campsites, and other campgrounds are available at Lake Superior State Forest and Hiawatha National Forest. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Isle Royale National Park;87 North Ripley Street;Houghton, MI 49931;Telephone: 906-482-0984 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is an island in northwestern Lake Superior, fifty-six miles from the Michigan mainland, close to the borders with Minnesota (eighteen miles) and Canada. Boats or float-planes transport people to the island.From June to September boats travel from various communities to the island: Houghton to Rock Harbor; Copper Harbor to Rock Harbor on the Isle Royale Queen II; Grand Portage, MN, to Rock Harbor via Windigo; and The Voyageur II transports passengers to various points around the island.Seaplane service is available during the Summer from Houghton. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">The Island Park is closed November 1 to April 15. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: January, -11 to 11 degrees F; July, 50 to 68 degrees F. Summers are cool, and Winters are very cold. Lake Superior is the coldest of the Great Lakes. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This forested island, the largest in Lake Superior, is distinguished by its wilderness character, timber wolves, moose herd, and pre-Columbian copper mines. The moose arrived in the early 1900s by swimming to the island. The wolves arrived in 1949 by walking across the frozen ice on Lake Superior. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; swimming;boating; boat rental; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">No vehicles of any type are permitted on the island. The country is rough and untamed. Hiking trails may be shared with moose and wolves. Beavers live in the ponds. One-day visits to Rock Harbor or Windigo are possible, but most visitors come to stay for one to five days.Campers must pack in supplies and takeout refuse. Water must be boiled for two minutes. The island has 165 miles of trails. Rock Harbor Lodge provides overnight accommodations inside the Park.Supplies, food, and other accommodations are available from surrounding communities on the mainland. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Mammoth Cave National Park;Mammoth Cave, KY 42259;Telephone: 502-758-2328 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is located in the central part of the state, close to Bowling Green. The Visitor Center is nine miles northwest of Park City (I-65) and ten miles west of Cave City (I-65). </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Winters are cold, Summers are hot.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Park was established to preserve the cave system, including Mammoth Cave, the scenic river valleys of the Green and Nolin rivers, and a section of the hilly country north of the Green River. This is the longest recorded cave system in the world with more than 330 miles explored and mapped. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; horseback riding; boating; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Temperature inside the cave remains at about 54 degrees F, and the humidity can be high at 100%. Some cave tours are strenuous. Wear a sweater or jacket and sturdy walking shoes. Mammoth Cave Hotel provides meals and overnight accommodations.Food and supplies are available at the service center next to the main campground. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are also available in the surrounding communities. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore;1100 North Mineral Springs Road;Porter, IN 46304;Telephone: 219-926-7561 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Lakeshore is on Lake Michigan in the northern part of the state. The Visitor Center is three miles east of Highway 49 at the intersection of Highway 12 and Kemil Road. Access to the Lakeshore is available from Highways 12, 20, 94, 49, I-80 and I-90. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is June. Winters are cold and snowy, 0 to 35 degrees F; Summers are hot, 75 to 90 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Dunes rise 180 feet above Lake Michigan's southern shore with beaches, bogs, marshes, swamps, and prairie remnants and other natural features. Historic sites include an 1822 homestead and 1900 family farm. The Paul H.Douglas Center for Environmental Education is in the west unit. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; horseback riding; swimming; bathhouse; fishing; bicycle trail; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Sixty miles of Lake Michigan shoreline between Gary and Michigan City. Reservations for campsites at Indiana Dunes State Park in Chesterton: 219-926-4520.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in the surrounding communities. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">George Rogers Clark National Historical Park401 South Second Street;Vincennes, IN 47591;Telephone: 812-882-1776</span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the southwestern part of the state in Vincennes. Take 6th Street on US 50 or Willow Street exit on US 41. Entrance to the Park is on Second Street.</span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is May. Winters are cold and snowy, Summers are hot.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This classic memorial building, located on the site of old Fort Sackville, commemorates the capture of the fort from the British by Lt. Col. George Rogers Clark, February 25, 1779, and the subsequent settlement of the region north of the Ohio River.</span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies and overnight accommodations are available in Vincennes.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Effigy Mounds National Monument;Rural Route 1, Box 25A;Harpers Ferry, IA 52146;Telephone: 319-873-3491 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is located in the northeastern part of the state at the Mississippi River. The Monument is three miles north of Marquette on Highway 76. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Winters are cold, Summers are hot.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Monument contains outstanding examples of prehistoric American Indian mounds, some in the shapes of birds and bears. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; hiking; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Waukon, McGregor, and Prairie du Chien. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Rio Grande Wild and Scenic River;c/o Big Bend National Park;Big Bend National Park, TX 79834;Telephone: 915-477-2251 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The River is in the southwestern part of the state, at the Mexico border. The River is in the Big Bend National Park. Take Highway US 385 from Marathon to the north entrance. Take Highway T 118 from Alpine to the west entrance. From Presidio, Ranch Road 170 joins Highway 118 shortly before the west entrance. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Panther Junction Visitor Center open year round. Rio Grande Village Visitor Center open mid-October through mid-May. Peak visitor month is April. Climate: Winter, 38 to 70 degrees F; Summer, 85 to 94 degrees F, although temperatures in the desert can exceed 110 degrees F.The desert blooms in March through May, and again in August and September. Deciduous leaves turn color in the Autumn. March, April, and May are especially good times for bird watching; over 400 species have been counted here. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">A 191.2-mile strip on the American shore of the Rio Grande in the Chihuahuan Desert protects the river. It begins in Big Bend National Park and continues downstream to the Terrell-Val Verde county line. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; horseback riding; boating; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">NO FEDERAL FACILITIES outside Big Bend National Park. Food and supplies are available at the Basin, Rio Grande Village, Castolon, Panther Junction, Alpine and Study Butte. For reservations at Chisos Mountain Lodge call National Park Concessions, Inc., 915-477-2291.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Overnight accommodations outside the Park are available in Terlingua, Lajitas, and Marathon. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Padre Island National Seashore;9405 S. Padre Island Drive;Corpus Christi, TX 78418-5597;Telephone: 512-937-2621 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Seashore is on the Gulf of Mexico in the southern part of the state. Two approaches by motor vehicle are from the north end. A causeway goes from Corpus Christi to North Padre Island (Park Road 22); and another from Port Aransas down Mustang Island via Park Road 53.The Visitor Center is about ten miles south of the junction of Park Roads 22 and 53. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: Winter, 54 to 70 degrees F; Summer, 78 to 94 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Noted for its wide sandy beaches, excellent fishing, and abundant bird and marine life, this barrier island stretches along the Gulf Coast for eighty-and-one-half miles. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; campgrounds; group campsites; hiking; horseback riding; swimming; bathhouse; boating; boat ramp; fishing; hunting. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Camping is permitted on seven-and-one-half miles of beach accessible by all two-wheel- drive vehicles, and fifty miles of beach accessible by four-wheel-drive vehicles.South of the Ranger Station, there is a paved campground with 42 sites, which may be used by trailers and recreational vehicles. Other campgrounds are at Padre Balli County Park and Mustang Island State Park.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Corpus Christi and North Padre Island. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style16">yndon B. Johnson National Historical Park, TX</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical Park;P.O. Box 329;Johnson City, TX 78636;Telephone: 512-868-7128 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the central part of the state. There are two units to the Park: Johnson City and Stonewall. Both are about fifty miles west of Austin and sixty miles north of San Antonio, located on US 290. In Johnson City, start your visit at the Visitor Center in the center of town.Near Stonewall, begin your visit at the Visitor Center of the LBJ State Historical Park. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is March. Winter temperatures are in the 40s; Summer temperatures in the 90s. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Park consists of the birthplace, boyhood home, and ranch of the 36th President, 1963-69, his grandparents' log cabin, and the Johnson family cemetery. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Advance reservations for tours may be made by calling 512-868-7128. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Johnson City, Stonewall, Blanco, and Fredericksburg. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Lake Meredith National Recreation Area;P.O. Box 1438;Fritch, TX 79036;Telephone: 806-857-3151</span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Area is in the northern Panhandle part of the state. The Park Headquarters Building is on Highway 136 in Fritch.</span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is May. Climate: Winter, 14 to 52 degrees F, with some snow; Summer, 85 to 94 degrees F, with some days in the 100s.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Manmade Lake Meredith on the Canadian River is a popular water-activity center in the Southwest. Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument is on the south side of the lake.</span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Museum/exhibits; picnic areas; campgrounds; swimming; boating; boat ramp; fishing; hunting; off-road vehicle trail.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Campgrounds and marinas are located in the Park. Food, supplies, and snacks are available at the Sanford-Yake marina. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Fritch, Borger, Amarillo, and Dumas.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Guadalupe Mountains National Park;H.C. 60, Box 400;Salt Flat, TX 79847;Telephone: 915-828-3251 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the southwestern part of the state. The main Visitor Center and most visitor activities are located in the Pine Springs-Frijole area, off US 62/180, fifty-five miles southwest of Carlsbad. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is May. Climate: Winter, 30 to 58 degrees F; Summer, 85 to 94 degrees F. In Spring, the foliage is beautiful if enough rain falls. The changing leaves during October and November provide gorgeous splashes of color. Summer brings hot weather and thunderstorms.Winter is usually mild but can have freezing rain and occasional snowstorms. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Rising from the desert, this mountain mass contains portions of the world's most extensive and significant Permian limestone fossil reef. This vanished inland sea spawned the honeycomb of Carlsbad Caverns.Featured are a tremendous earth fault, lofty peaks, unusual flora and fauna, and a colorful record of the past. The Park contains the southernmost, highest part of the range. Mescalero Apaches camped near the Springs at the base of the mountains, climbing to the highlands to hunt. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; off-road vehicle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Park contains over eighty miles of hiking trails over rugged terrain. Four-wheel drive vehicles can take the road to the Williams Ranch Historic Site (obtain permission and key to locked gate from Visitor Center.) Stone walls remain from the 1858 Pinery Station of the Butterfield Overland Mail Line.The Frijole Ranch has an 1870s ranch house, the oldest building in the Park. Take water along, watch out for rattle snakes, pets are not permitted in public buildings or on trails. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Van Horn, El Paso, White's City, NM, and Carlsbad, NM. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Big Thicket National Preserve;3785 Milam;Beaumont, TX 77701;Telephone: 409-839-2689 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Preserve is in southeastern Texas, near the Louisiana border. The 12 separate units are bounded by US 96 on the east, US 90 on the south, US 59 on the west, and US 190 on the north. A Visitor Information Station is located in the Turkey Creek Unit on FM 420. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is May. Climate: Winter, 54 to 64 degrees F, cool and wet; Summer, 78 to 90 degrees F, hot and humid. Spring is the peak wildflower season. Bird watching is especially good during Spring and Fall.From late March to early May many birds pass through on their way to northern nesting grounds. During October and November the Fall migrations occur. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">A great number of plant and animal species coexist in this "biological crossroads of North America." Study and research opportunities are excellent in the Park's 12 units of various sizes spread over 86,000 acres.Plants and animals representing southeastern swamps, southwest deserts, central plains, and eastern forests can be found in the 3,600 square miles of Preserve. There are nearly 1,000 flowering plants, four types of poisonous snakes, numerous species of birds, and various types of animals. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; back country use; hiking; boating; boat ramp; fishing; hunting. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Plants and animals must not be disturbed or removed from the Preserve. Pets must be on a leash and are not allowed on trails or in back country. There are many hiking and nature trails in four of the Preserve Units.Guided hikes, talks, guided boat and canoe tours are provided by the NPS (call 409-246-2337 for information and reservations.) Development of visitor facilities will be minimal. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Beaumont, Woodville, Kountze, and Silsbee.Several private and public campgrounds are nearby. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Big Bend National Park;Big Bend National Park, TX 79834;Telephone: 915-477-2251 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the southwestern part of the state, at the Mexico border. Take Highway US 385 from Marathon to the north entrance. Take Highway T 118 from Alpine to the west entrance. From Presidio, Ranch Road 170 joins Highway 118 shortly before the west entrance. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Panther Junction Visitor Center open year round. Rio Grande Village Visitor Center open mid-October through mid-May. Peak visitor month is April. Climate: Winter, 38 to 70 degrees F; Summer, 85 to 94 degrees F, although temperatures in the desert can exceed 110 degrees F.The desert blooms in March through May, and again in August and September. Deciduous leaves turn color in the Autumn. March, April, and May are especially good times for bird watching; over 400 species have been counted here. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Chisos Mountains contrast with the Chihuahua desert within the great bend of the Rio Grande, whose grit-laden waters rasp through deep-cut canyon walls for 118 miles. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; horseback riding; boating; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food and supplies are available at the Basin, Rio Grande Village, Castolon, Panther Junction, Alpine and Study Butte. For reservations at Chisos Mountain Lodge, call National Park Concessions, Inc., 915-477-2291.Overnight accommodations outside the Park are available in Terlingua, Lajitas, and Marathon. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Amistad National Recreation Area;P.O. Box 420367;Del Rio, TX 78842-0367;Telephone: 512-775-7491 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Area is in the southwestern part of the state, at the Mexico border. Park Headquarters and the Information Center are just west of Del Rio on Highway 90. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is May. Climate: Winter, 46 to 64 degrees F; Summer, 85 to 98 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Boating, water sports, and camping highlight activities in the U.S. section of Amistad Reservoir on the Rio Grande. Administered under cooperative agreement with United States and Mexico. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; self-guiding tours/trails; guide for hire; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; hiking; horseback riding; swimming; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; hunting. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Amistad Reservoir provides a wide selection of water sports and camping. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in the Park, as well as at Diablo East, Rough Canyon, Pecos, and Del Rio. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument;c/o Lake Meredith Recreation Area;P.O. Box 1438;Fritch, TX 79036;Telephone: 806-857-3151 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the northwestern part of the state in the Texas Panhandle. On Route 136, six miles south of Fritch, take Alibates Road for five miles to Bates Canyon Information Station at Lake Meredith National Recreation Area. Access to the Quarries is by Ranger-guided tours. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open Memorial Day through Labor Day. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: Winter, 14 to 52 degrees F; Summer, 85 to 94 degrees F.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">For more than 10,000 years, pre-Columbian Indians dug agatized dolomite from quarries here to make projectile points, knives, scrapers, and other tools. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Ranger-guided tours are given daily at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Fritch, Borger, Dumas, and Amarillo. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style18">hickasaw National Recreational Area, OK</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Chickasaw National Recreational Area;P.O. Box 201;Sulphur, OK 73086;Telephone: 405-622-3161 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Area is in the southern part of the state, close to the Texas border. Chickasaw is near Sulphur on Routes US 177 and OK 7. It is accessible from Oklahoma City and Dallas-Fort Worth by I-35. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is June. Summers are hot and humid; Winters are generally mild. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Park is named to honor the Chickasaw Indian Nation, the original occupants of this land. The partially forested, rolling hills of south-central Oklahoma and its Springs, streams, and lakes are the setting for swimming, boating, and fishing, as well as picnicking, camping, and hiking.The Travertine Nature Center offers nature study for both organized school groups and the casual visitor. Many visitors also come to drink the water from several mineral Springs. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; hiking; swimming; boating; boat ramp; fishing; hunting. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Sulphur. Campsites are available in the Park. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">White Sands National Monument;P.O. Box 458;Alamogordo, NM 88310;Telephone: 505-479-6124/6125 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the south-central part of the state. The Visitor Center is on US Highway 70-82, fifteen miles southwest of Alamogordo. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Summers are hot, Winters are mild.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Park contains a significant portion of the world's largest gypsum dune field. The glistening white dunes rise 60 feet high and cover 275 square miles. Small animals have adapted to this harsh environment by developing light, protective coloration. Plants have also adapted, elongating their stems to remain atop the ever-shifting dunes. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; back country use; hiking. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Only primitive back country camping is available, but requires permission at Headquarters. Camping facilities are available in Lincoln National Forest (thirty-five miles to east) and at Aquirre Springs (thirty miles to west).Commercial campgrounds are available in Alamogordo, Las Cruces, and Oliver Lee Memorial State Park. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Alamogordo. The Monument has a gift shop where snacks may be purchased.Points of interest in Alamogordo include: the New Tombaugh Omni Space Theater, and the International Space Hall of Fame. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style16">alinas Pueblo Missions National Monument, NM</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument;Box 496;Mountainair, NM 87036;Telephone: 505-847-2585 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the central part of the state. Take I-25 south from Albuquerque to Belen, then drive east twenty-one miles on US 60 to Mountainair. For the scenic route, take I-40 east from Albuquerque to NM 337, then turn south and drive fifty-four miles to Mountainair.The Gran Quivira Unit is twenty-six miles south from Mountainair on NM 55; the Quarai Unit is eight miles north on NM 55; Abo' is nine miles west of the Salinas headquarters on US 60. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Summer temperatures are 80 to 90 degrees F. Winter temperatures are 30 to 50 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This Park preserves and interprets the best remaining examples of 17th-century Spanish Franciscan mission churches and convents remaining in the United States.The Park preserves four of the six surviving 17th-century mission churches; and three of the largest Pueblo Indian villages, which represent cultural traditions extending at least 7,000 years into the past, including the division between Anasazi and Mogollon culture areas.The Salinas sites have been abandoned since the 1670s. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Hiking trails take the visitor through the ruins at Abo', Quarai, and Gran Quivira. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Mountainair and Albuquerque. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Pecos National Historical Park;P.O. Drawer 418;Pecos, NM 87522;Telephone: 505-757-6414/6032 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the north and central part of the state. The Park is twenty-five miles southeast of Santa Fe. On I-25 take Exit 299 at Glorieta, go to Pecos, then two miles south. Or take Exit 307 of I-25 at Rowe and go five miles north. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Summer temperatures are 80 to 90 degrees F. Winter temperatures are 0 to 40 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Park contains the ruins of the ancient 15th-century Pueblo of Pecos and the remains of two Spanish missions, one built in the 17th, and the other, in the 18th century, and numerous archeological sites. In later years, the ruins became a landmark on the Santa Fe Trail.The Glorieta Pass unit preserves the site of Civil War skirmishes. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">In 1540, the Spanish explorer Coronado became the first European to reach the site, and the area became a landmark for other Spanish explorers. The Glorieta Battle site, west of Pecos, is the place where Union and Confederate troops fought for control of New Mexico during the Civil War.Campgrounds are available in the Santa Fe National Forest north of the village of Pecos. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Pecos and Santa Fe. As always, in this part of the country, watch out for rattlesnakes. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument;Route 11, Box 100;Silver City, NM 88061;Telephone: 505-536-9461 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the southwest part of the State. The Monument is forty-four miles north of Silver City at the end of NM 15. Silver City is on US 180. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Summer temperatures are 80 to 100 degrees F. Winter temperatures are 24 to 56 degrees F. Spring and Fall temperatures are 60 to 80 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">These well-preserved cliff dwellings were inhabited from about 1280 to the early 1300s A.D. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">A campground is available at Gila Cliff, three miles from the Monument. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Gila Hot Springs and Silver City. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Fort Union National Monument;Watrous, NM 87753;Telephone: 505-425-8025 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the northeastern part of the state. Watrous is one-half mile south of the intersection of I-25 and NM 161. The Monument is eight miles north of I-25 and NM 161. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Summers are warm, windy, frequent thundershowers. Winters are cold, windy, with infrequent heavy snowfalls. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Three U.S. Army forts were built on this site--a key supply point on the Santa Fe Trail. The largest visible network of Santa Fe Trail ruts can be seen here. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Santa Fe Trail was one of the longest commercial routes in the U.S. before the railroad era. It began at Independence, Missouri, and ended in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Watch out for Rattlesnakes in the high grass.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Las Vegas, NM (twenty-eight miles southwest). </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">El Morro National Monument;Route 2, Box 43;Ramah, NM 87321-9603;Telephone: 505-783-4226 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the western part of the state. Go forty-two miles west of Grants (on I-40) on NM 53. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Mesa Top Trail closed in Winter when snow is heavy. Peak visitor month is August. Summer temperatures average 70 to 80 degrees F; Winter temperatures average 30 to 50 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">"Inscription Rock" is a soft sandstone monolith, rising 200 feet above the valley floor, on which are carved hundreds of inscriptions. The Monument also includes pre-Columbian petroglyphs and Pueblo Indian ruins. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; hiking. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Ever since 1605 when Spaniard Juan deOnate scratched his name at the base of a cliff, other desert travelers added their inscriptions to the pre-Columbian carvings. Two miles of hiking trails, plus the Mesa Top Trail that goes over the mesa top, are available.Food and supplies are available in Ramah, Grants, and Gallup. Overnight accommodations are available in Grants and Gallup. Dogs must be kept on a leash. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">El Malpais National Monument;P.O. Box 939;Grants, NM 87020;Telephone: </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the western part of the state. Information is available at Park Headquarters, 620 E. Santa Fe Avenue, Grants, NM (I-40 between Albuquerque and Gallup). </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">El Malpais--"the badlands" in Spanish--is a spectacular volcanic area, partially formed as recently as 1,000 years ago, featuring spatter cones, a 17 mile-long lava tube system, and ice caves. The area is also rich in ancient Pueblo Indian history and features diverse ecosystems. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Primitive camping; self-guiding tours/trails; hiking; bicycling; horseback riding; scenic drives. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Monument includes 376,000 acres of wilderness and conservation area in the lava beds of western New Mexico. The site also contains Anasazi ruins and the state's largest free-standing natural arch. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Chaco Culture National Historical Park;Star Route 4, Box 6500;Bloomfield, NM 87413;Telephone: 505-988-6727 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the northwestern part of the state. East of Gallup, on US 66/I 40, turn north at Thoreau onto NM 57, and drive sixty miles to Chaco Canyon. (The last twenty miles to the Visitor Center are not paved.)If driving from the north, turn off NM 44, seven miles south of Blanco, at Blanco Trading Post or Nageezi Trading Post. Go twenty-nine miles on NM 57 to Park Headquarters. (This road is also unpaved.) </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Summers are hot with possible thunderstorms. Winter is cold with possible snow. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The canyon, with hundreds of smaller ruins, contains 13 major Indian ruins unsurpassed in the United States, representing the highest point of Pueblo pre-Columbian civilization. Original name was Chaco Canyon National Monument. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; snowmobile route. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Five self-guiding trails go through several ruins. Four back country trails start at the trail head. Campsites are one mile from the Visitor Center. Food and supplies are available at the Blanco and Nageezi Trading Posts inCrownpoint. Overnight accommodations are available in Thoreau, Bloomfield, and Farmington. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Carlsbad Caverns National Park;3225 National Parks Highway;Carlsbad, NM 88220;Telephone: 505-785-2232 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the southeastern part of the State, close to the Texas border. The Visitor Center is seven miles west of Whites City. The Park is twenty miles southwest of Carlsbad, just off US 62-180. El Paso, Texas, is 150 miles west. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. The underground temperature in the Caverns remains a constant 56 degrees F. Climate: January, 30 to 57 degrees F; July, 68 to 92 degrees F, with highs of 106. Spring is mild and sunny. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This series of connected caverns, with one of the world's largest underground chambers, has countless formations. The Park contains 76 separate caves, including the Nation's deepest--1,565 feet--and third longest. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; back country use; hiking. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Wear low-heeled, non-skid shoes and a jacket in the caverns. Watch out for Rattlesnakes. The Visitor Center has a kennel for pets, since they are not allowed in caves or back country. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in White City and Carlsbad. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Capulin Volcano National Monument;Capulin, NM 88414;Telephone: 505-278-2201 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the northeastern part of the state. The Monument is three miles northeast of Capulin on NM 325. Capulin is fifty-four miles west of Clayton (US 64-87), thirty miles east from Raton. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Winter temperatures, 24 to 48 degrees F; Summer, 78 to 88 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This symmetrical cinder cone is an interesting example of a geologically recent, inactive volcano. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Hiking trails lead around the rim of the cone and into the crater. Be alert for Rattlesnakes. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Raton. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Bandelier National Monument;HCR 1, Box 1, Suite 15;Los Alamos, NM 87544;Telephone: 505-672-3861 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is the north central part of the state. The Visitor Center, three miles inside the Monument, is ten miles southwest of White Rock (NM 4), thirteen miles south of Los Alamos (NM 4), and forty-six miles west of Santa Fe. From Santa Fe, go north on US 285 to Pojoaque, then west on NM 502 to NM 4. Eleven miles north of Frijoles Canyon (NM 4) is the Tsankawi section of the Monument. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Some trails may not be cleared of snow in Winter. Peak visitor month is July. Winter temperatures, 24 to 48 degrees F; Summers, 78 to 88 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">On the canyon-slashed slopes of the Pajarito Plateau are the ruins of many cliff houses of 13th-century Pueblo Indians. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Hiking trails include a one-mile path from the Visitor Center. Seventy miles of back country trails lead into and out of deep, steep-walled canyons in rough and broken country. Dogs must be on a leash. Frijoles Canyon has a snack bar. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in White Rock, Los Alamos, and Santa Fe. </span></text>
<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Aztec Ruins National Monument;P.O. Box 640;Aztec NM 87410;Telephone: 505-334-6174 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the northwestern part of the state, close to the Colorado border. The Visitor Center is north of Aztec, near the junction of US 550 and NM 544. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Winters are cold, 16 to 48 degrees F; Summers are hot, 80 to 96 degrees F; Spring and Fall, 40 to 80 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Ruins of this large 12th-century Pueblo Indian community have been partially excavated and stabilized. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">A self-guiding trail leads through the west ruin, the reconstructed Great Kiva, and the nearby Hubbard Ruin. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Aztec or Farmington. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Rocky Mountain National Park;Estes Park, CO 80517;Telephone: 303-586-2371 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the north central part of the State. Take I-25 north from Denver (sixty-five miles), or south from Cheyenne, Wyoming (ninety miles), then west on US 34 at Loveland. From the west, go on US 34 at Granby. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Trail Ridge Road and Old Fall River Road are usually closed from October to May. Winters are snowy and cold, Summers are nice and hot. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Park's rich scenery, typifying the massive grandeur of the Rocky Mountains, is accessible by Trail Ridge Road, which crosses the Continental Divide. Peaks towering more than 14,000 feet shadow wildlife and wildflowers in these 414 square miles of the Rockies' Front Range. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; mountain climbing; horseback riding; fishing; snowmobile route; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Trail Ridge Road takes visitors into the heart of the Park, traversing a ridge above 11,000 for ten miles. Numerous campgrounds are located in the Park. Estes Park and Grand Lake have numerous overnight accommodations, as well as food and supplies. The Park is popular for Summer and Winter visitors. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Mesa Verde National Park;Mesa Verde National Park, CO 81321;Telephone: 303-529-4465 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is located in the southwestern section of the state. Go east from Cortez on Highway 160 (eight miles), or west from Mancos on Highway 160 to the entrance. The Visitor Center is at Far View, and a museum is at Spruce Tree House. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round, but most visitor facilities open May to October. Peak visitor month is July. Ruins Road may be closed in Winter due to snow or ice. Ground is usually covered by snow during Winter. Summer temperatures are hot. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">These pre-Columbian cliff dwellings and other works of early man are the most notable and best preserved in the United States. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; guide for hire; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Ancient dwellings fill the cliff-rock alcoves that rise 2,000 feet above Montezuma Valley. Here the Anasazi, "ancient ones," lived from about 550 to 1270 A.D. The altitude of the Park ranges from 7,000 to 8,500 feet.Cross-country skiing is allowed on parts of Ruins Road when Winter conditions permit. There is a campground at Morefield Village, and lodging is available inside the Park at Far View Lodge, which also has a restaurant. Food, supplies, and other accommodations are available in Cortez,Durango, and Mancos. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Hovenweep National Monument;McElmo Route;Cortez, CO 81321;Telephone: 303-529-4465 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is on the border of Utah in the southwestern part of the state. Go south from Cortez on US 666 to County Road G, then follow the signs to Hovenweep. Headquarters is at Square Tower Group off Utah Highway 262. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Average temperatures in Winter are in the 30's and 40's; Summer temperatures average in the 90's. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Pre-Columbian Indians built these six groups of towers, pueblos, and cliff dwellings. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; hiking. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Monument consists of six Anasazi sites in Utah and Colorado. Square Tower Group in Utah, between Cortez and Blanding, is best preserved and most accessible. Food and supplies are available at Hatch Trading Post, Ismay Trading Post, and Anet. Overnight accommodations are available in Cortez, Bluff, and Blanding. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style18">reat Sand Dunes National Monument, CO</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Great Sand Dunes National Monument;Mosca, CO 81146;Telephone: 719-378-2312</span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is located in the central and southern part of the state. The Visitor Center is thirty-eight miles northeast of Alamosa on Highway 150.</span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: winters are cold, Summers hot.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Among the largest and highest in the United States, these dunes were deposited over thousands of years by southwesterly winds blowing through the passes of the lofty Sangre de Cristo Mountains.</span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; horseback riding; fishing;</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Temperatures on the sand dune can reach 140 degrees F at midday, so hiking early or late in the day is recommended. The hike to the top of the dune takes about one and a half hours. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Alamosa, Salida and Garland.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style16">lorissant Fossil Beds National Monument, CO</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument;P.O. Box 185;Florescent, CO 80816;Telephone: 719-748-3253/3051 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the central part of the state, thirty-five miles from Colorado Springs. Take Highway 24 west from Colorado Springs to Florissant, turn south at the Village Center to Cripple Creek on Teller County Road #1 (two-and-one-half miles). </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Winters are cold and snowy, Summers are hot. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">A wealth of fossil insects, seeds, and leaves are preserved here in remarkable detail. Here, too, is an unusual display of standing petrified sequoia stumps. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Florissant is one of the world's most comprehensive fossil sites. Species include insects, plants, fish, birds, and small mammals. The wildlife was trapped within ash when a nearby volcanic field erupted 35 million years ago.There is no camping at the site, but campgrounds are available in the surrounding Pike National Forest. Food, supplies, and accommodations can be purchased in Woodland Park, Divide, Florissant, Lake George, and Cripple Creek. </span></text>
<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Dinosaur National Monument;P.O. Box 210;Dinosaur, CO 81610;Telephone: 303-374-2216 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is located on the border with Utah in the northwestern part of the state. Dinosaur Quarry Visitor Center is on Utah Highway 149, off US Highway 40. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round; however, back country and canyon roads are closed in Winter due to snow. Peak visitor month is July. Winters are cold and snowy, Summers are hot. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Spectacular canyons were cut by the Green and Yampa Rivers through folded mountains. A quarry contains fossil remains of dinosaurs and other ancient animals. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; back country use; hiking; boating; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Dinosaur Quarry building contains a fossil-filled cliff exposing Jurassic period dinosaur bones. White-water rafting on the Green and Yampa rivers are among the many activities to be enjoyed in the area. Campsites are open May through October.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Dinosaur, Rangely, Craig, Vernal, and Jensen. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Curecanti National Recreation Area;102 Elk Creek;Gunnison, CO 81230;Telephone: 303-641-2337 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Area is in the central and western part of the state. The Elk Creek Visitor Center is sixteen miles west of Gunnison on Highway 50 at Blue Mesa Lake. The Cimmarron Area Visitor Center is twenty miles east of Montrose on Highway 50. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Campgrounds closed in Winter due to snow. Peak visitor month is July. Winters are cold with nighttime temperatures dropping as low as -35 degrees F; Summers are hot. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Three lakes--Blue Mesa, Morrow Point, and Crystal--extend for forty miles along the Gunnison River. When full, Blue Mesa Lake, with a surface area of fourteen square miles, is the largest lake in Colorado. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; guide for hire; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites;hiking; swimming; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; hunting; snowmobile route; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Area contains numerous recreational activities and campgrounds. The Elk Creek Marina has a restaurant, and food and supplies may be purchased at the Elk Creek and Lake Fork Marinas. Gunnison and Montrose have overnight accommodations. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Colorado National Monument;Fruita, CO 81521;Telephone: 303-858-3617 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the central and western part of the state, four miles west of Grand Junction and two-and-one-half miles south of Fruita on Highway 340. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Winters are cold and snowy, Summers are hot and dry. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Sheer-walled canyons, towering monoliths, weird formations, dinosaur fossils, and remains of prehistoric Indian cultures reflect the environment and history of this colorful sandstone country. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; hiking; mountain climbing; horseback riding; bicycle trail; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Easy access to the Monument's sheer-walled canyons and sandstone monoliths on well-maintained trails along the 23-mile-long Rim Rock Drive. The Monument contains ancient Fremont rock carvings and dinosaur fossils and is home to mule deer, elk, big horn sheep, and mountain lions.Food and supplies are available in Fruita, Glade Park Store, and Grand Junction. Overnight accommodations are available in Fruita and Grand Junction. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Monument;P.O. Box 1648;Montrose, CO 81402;Telephone: 303-249-7036 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is located in the central and western part of the State. From Montrose to the South Rim Entrance, drive east (six miles) on Highway 50 then turn north (five miles). The North Rim may be reached by driving fourteen miles on a graded road from Crawford (County Road 92). </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Gunnison Point Visitor Center on the South Rim is open intermittently in Winter due to snow. Rim House on the North Rim closed in Winter. Peak visitor month is August. Heavy snow in Winter. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Shadowed depths of this sheer-walled canyon accentuate the darkness of ancient rocks of obscure origin. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; back country use; hiking; mountain climbing; fishing; cross-country ski trail.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Fires are always a peril. Fires are permitted only in campground fireplaces. No pets are permitted in the inner canyon or wilderness area. Keep pets on a leash in the remainder of the area. The Gunnison River is at the bottom of a 2,000 foot, shadowed gorge.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations can be found in Montrose. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Timpanogos Cave National Monument;R.R. 3, Box 200;American Fork, UT 84003;Telephone: 801-756-5238 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the north-central part of the state. From Salt Lake City on I-15, turn east at Highway Utah 92 (Alpine Exit #287). Driving north from Provo, turn east at Pleasant Grove Exit #273 or American Fork Exit #277, then go seven miles on either UT 146 or UT 74. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open mid-May through mid-October. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: Winter, 30 to 53 degrees F; Summer, 72 to 103 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The colorful limestone cavern on the side of Mount Timpanogos is noted for helictites--water-created formations that grow in all directions and shapes, regardless of the pull of gravity. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The trail from the Visitor Center to the cave entrance is one-and-one-half miles up an elevation of 1,065 feet. The hike and tour of the cave take about three hours. The cave is cool, 43 degrees, so wear a sweater or jacket and comfortable walking shoes with gripping soles.The site has two short trails, and visitors can enjoy picnicking, fishing, and nature walks. Snacks are available at the concession. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Highland, American Fork, and Pleasant Grove.Other hiking trails, back country use, and campsites are available at Uinta National Forest. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Rainbow Bridge National Monument;c/o Glen Canyon National Recreation Area;P.O. Box 1507; Page, AZ 86040;Telephone: 602-645-2471 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the southeastern part of the State. Rainbow Bridge can be reached by hiking or horseback on the fifteen-mile-long trail from Navajo Mountain Trading Post (602-672-3852), or the thirteen-mile-long trail that begins at the abandoned Rainbow Lodge.The Monument can also be reached by boat on Lake Powell, which is fifty miles from Wahweap, Bullfrog, or Halls Crossing. There is a landing at Bridge Canyon, then a one-quarter to one mile hike up the Canyon to the bridge. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: Winter, 24 to 52 degrees F; Summer, 90 to 104 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Greatest of the world's known natural bridges, this symmetrical salmon-pink sandstone span rises 290 feet above the floor of Bridge Canyon. Once remote and difficult to reach, the bridge is now accessible by boat from Lake Powell. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Self-guiding tours/trails; guide for hire; hiking; swimming; boating; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The trail to the Bridge goes through the Navajo reservation, so obtain a permit from the Navajo Tribe, Window Rock, AZ, before visiting the Monument. Before hiking the trail to the Bridge, call Navajo Mountain Trading Post, Tuba City, AZ 86045, 602-672-2852.Take water along, at least one gallon per person per day. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Natural Bridges National Monument;Box 1;Lake Powell, UT 84533;Telephone: 801-259-5174 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the southeastern part of the state. The Visitor Center is forty-two miles west of Blanding on Highway Utah 275, five miles off Highway US 95. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Trails closed in Winter due to snow. Peak visitor month is June. Climate: Winter, 8 to 44 degrees F; Summer, 90 to 104 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Three natural bridges carved out of sandstone, including the second and third largest in the world, are protected here. Under one bridge are ancient Anasazi rock art and ruins. The Hopi names for the bridges are: Sipapu, Kachina, and Owachomo. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; hiking. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Canyonlands and Arches National Parks, Lake Powell and Monument Valley are also in this area of southeastern Utah. Food and supplies are available in Fry Canyon and Blanding. Overnight accommodations are available in Blanding and Mexican Hat. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Glen Canyon National Recreation Area;P.O. Box 1507;Page AZ 86040;Telephone 602-645-2471 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Area is on the border between Arizona and Utah. Park Headquarters is at 337 North Navajo Drive in Page, AZ, off Highway US 89. There is a Visitor Center by Glen Canyon Dam, about two miles from Page on Highway US 89. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: Winter, 24 to 52 degrees F; Summer, 90 to 104 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Park lies in the midst of the Nation's most rugged canyon country. Lake Powell, formed by one of the world's highest dams, stretches for 186 miles along the old Colorado River channel with a shoreline of 1,960 miles. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; guide for hire; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites;hiking; swimming; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; hunting. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The lake, desert, and canyons around Lake Powell offer unforgettable experiences for those who visit the Area. Anglers can fish for bass, black crappie, catfish, walleye, and trout. An all-day and one-half day cruise takes boaters to Rainbow Bridge National Monument.House boats available at Wahweap, Bullfrog, Halls Crossing, San Juan, and Hite. Lodging available at Wahweap, Bullfrog, Hite, and Halls Crossing. R.V. hookups available at Wahweap, Bullfrog, Halls Crossing. For reservations, call 1-800-528-6154.Food and supplies are obtainable in the Park, or in Page. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Cedar Breaks National Monument;P.O. Box 749;Cedar City, UT 84720;Telephone: 801-586-9451 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the southwestern part of the state. Take Highway Utah 14 twenty-seven miles from Highway US 89 at Long Valley Junction, and twenty-three miles from I-15 at Cedar City by way of Highway Utah 14. Or, take Highway Utah 143 fourteen miles from Parowan. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open Memorial Day through late September. Peak visitor month is July. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">A huge natural amphitheater has eroded into the variegated Pink Cliffs (Wasatch Formation), 2,000 feet thick at this point. Inside the amphitheater are unusual rock shapes brilliantly colored red, purple, and yellow by iron and manganese. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; hiking; snowmobile route; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Monument is seventy-nine miles from Zion National Park and sixty-five miles from Bryce Canyon National Park. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Cedar City, Parowan, Panguitch, or Brian Head.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Capitol Reef National Park;Torrey, UT 84775;Telephone: 801-425-3791 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the south-central part of the State. The Visitor Center is eleven miles east of Torrey on Highway Utah 24. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is May. Climate: Winter, 16 to 44 degrees F; Summer, 90 to 104 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Narrow high-walled gorges cut through a 70-mile uplift of sandstone cliffs with highly colored sedimentary formations. Dome-shaped white-cap rock along the Fremont River accounts for the name. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; mountain climbing; horseback riding. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Always carry water, even on short hikes. Watch out for flash floods between July and September. Food and supplies are available in Torrey, Bicknell, Loa, Hanksville. Overnight accommodations available in Hanksville and communities west of the Park. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Arches National Park;P.O. Box 907;Moab, UT 84532;Telephone: 801-259-8161 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the southeastern part of the state, near the Colorado border. From Moab, take US 191 north five miles to the Park entrance. From I-70, exit at Crescent Junction and follow Utah Highway 191 south for twenty-five miles to the entrance. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: Winter, 8 to 44 degrees F; Summer, 90 to 104 degrees F. Spring and Fall are best times of year to visit. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Extraordinary products of erosion in the form of giant arches, windows, pinnacles, and pedestals change color constantly as the sun moves overhead. Most formations are made of soft red sandstone deposited 150 million years ago.Underlying salt deposits dissolved, then sandstone collapsed and weathered into a maze of vertical rock slabs. Parts of the slender walls wore through and created the spectacular rock sculptures. Petroglyphs are carved into a low cliff near an old pioneer cabin. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back countryuse; hiking. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Geological and historical exhibits, naturalist-led nature hikes and talks, scenic drives, and camping are some of the interesting activities available in the Park. Float and powerboat trips are available on the nearby Colorado River. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations available are in Moab.Pets are not allowed on any trails. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Lake Mead National Recreation Area;601 Nevada Highway;Boulder City, NV 89005-2426;Telephone: 702-293-8907</span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Area is in the southeastern part of the state on the border with Arizona.The Visitor Center is at the junction of US 93 and Nevada 166, four miles east of Boulder City.</span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Area open year round. Peak visitor month is June. Winter temperatures are 32 to 56 degrees F. Summer temperatures are hot with low humidity, 90 to 108 degrees F.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Lake Mead, formed by Hoover Dam,and Lake Mojave, by Davis Dam, on the Colorado River, comprise the first national recreation area established by an act of Congress.</span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; guide for hire; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; hiking; swimming; bathhouse; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; hunting.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Part of the Area is in Arizona and adjoins Grand Canyon National Park. Food, supplies, camping, and overnight accommodations are available within the recreation area, as well as in the surrounding communities of Boulder City, Bullhead City, Henderson, and Las Vegas. Do not use the oleander bushes for firewood or roasting sticks, they are poisonous. Do not let pets drink from irrigation ditches. Water skiing in Lake Mead is another of the many activities available.</span></text>
<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Great Basin National Park;Baker, NV 89311;Telephone: 702-234-7331 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the central and eastern part of the state. Park Headquarters is ten miles from the Nevada-Utah boundary Highways US 6-50 at Baker. From Las Vegas, take I-15 to US 93, then US 50 to Nevada Highway 487. At Baker, take Nevada Highway 488 to Park entrance.From Salt Lake City, take I-15 to US 50, then Nevada 487 to Baker. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Spelunking in Little Muddy Cave and candlelight tours of Lehman Caves are offered in Summer only. The Cafe and Gift Shop are open April through October. Wheeler Peak scenic drive is closed due to snow from October to May. Peak visitor month is August.Climate: January, -20 to 41 degrees F; July, 57 to 86 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">A remnant icefield on 13,063-foot Wheeler Peak, an ancient bristle cone pine forest, 75-foot limestone Lexington Arch, and the tunnels and decorated galleries of Lehman Caves are the major features. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; hiking; mountain climbing; horseback riding; fishing; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Park road up to Wheeler Peak end sat 10,000 feet; from there trails lead to the summit where hikers will find stand of bristle cone pine near the glacier.The bristle cones survived from a Pleistocene forest that covered much of the region, and some of the trees are 3,000 years old! Campgrounds are at Baker Creek, Upper Lehman Creek, Wheeler Peak, and Lower Lehman Creek.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Baker and Ely. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Yosemite National Park;P.O. Box 577;Yosemite National Park, CA 95389;Telephone: 209-372-0200 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is located in the central and eastern part of the state. Go north on Highway 41 from Fresno, or east on Highway 140 or Highway 120 from Merced (seventy miles), and from Lee Vining take Highway 120 to the Tioga Pass Entrance.Tour buses are available in Merced and Fresno; Amtrak provides service to Merced, Fresno, and Madera; air service is available to Merced and Fresno. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Tuolumne Grove, Glacier Point Road, and Tioga Road are closed from November to May. Climate: January, 7 to 47 degrees F; July, 53 to 90 degrees F. Precipitation: January, 6.6; July, 0.4. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Granite peaks and domes rise high above broad meadows in the heart of the Sierra Nevada; groves of giant sequoias dwarf other trees and tiny wildflowers; and mountains, lakes, and waterfalls, including the Nation's highest, are found here. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; guide for hire; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites;back country use; hiking; mountain climbing; horseback riding; swimming; bathhouse; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; bicycle trail; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Campground reservations may be obtained through MISTIX, 1-800-365-2267; and lodging through Yosemite Park and Curry Company, 209-252-4848.Overnight accommodations are available at Yosemite Valley, White Wolf, Wawona, Tuolumne Meadows, and the Five High Sierra Camps. Campgrounds are first-come, first-served, but it may be a good idea to get reservations.There are so many beautiful places to see and exciting things to do, plan to spend more than one day in the Park. The Pioneer Yosemite History Center is at Wawona, Valley Visitor Center is in Yosemite Valley, and another Visitor Center is located at Tuolumne Meadows. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Whiskeytown-Shasta-Trinity National Recreation Area;P.O. box 188;Whiskeytown, CA 96095;Telephone: 916-241-6584 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Area is in the northern part of the state close to Redding. The Whiskeytown headquarters is on Highway 299, off I-5. The Area is about sixty miles west of Lassen Volcanic National Park. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Cold in Winter, warm in Summer. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Whiskeytown Unit, with its mountainous back country and large reservoir, provides a multitude of outdoor recreation opportunities, as well as remains of buildings built during the Gold Rush. Shasta and Trinity Units are administered by Forest Service, U.S. Dept of Agriculture. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; horseback riding; swimming; bathhouse; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; hunting. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Three lakes provide many recreational activities. This is Gold Rush country, plan to do some gold panning. Numerous campsites, cabins, and houseboats are available. The Overlook Information Station or Headquarters has information about the recreation area and programs.The summit of Shasta Bally (6,209 feet) may be reached by four-wheel drive or hiking. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Sequoia National Park;Three Rivers, CA 93271;Telephone: 209-565-3341 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is adjacent to Kings Canyon National Park in the central part of the state, east of Fresno and Visalia. Take Highway 198 from Visalia to Sequoia's Ash Mountain Entrance. Take Highway 180 to Kings Canyon's Big Stump Entrance.Amtrak provides service to Hanford, air service is available in Fresno and Visalia. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Generals Highway between Lodgepole and Grant Cove may be closed intermittently due to snow in the Winter. Climate: January 24 to 60 degrees F; July, 68 degrees to 104 degrees F. Average annual precipitation, 16 - 32 inches. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Great groves of giant sequoias, the world's largest living things, Mineral King Valley, and Mount Whitney, the highest mountain in the U.S. outside of Alaska, are spectacular attractions here in the High Sierra. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; guide for hire; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites;back country use; hiking; mountain climbing; horseback riding; fishing; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Sequoia offers recreation and enjoyment year round. Camping in Summer and skiing in Winter are only a part of the activities available. Mount Whitney, at 14,495 feet, rises majestically on the eastern border. Visitor Centers are at Grant Grove and Lodgepole.Camping reservations may be made through MISTIX, 1-800-365-2267. For lodging reservations call Guest Services, 209-561-3314 or fax 209-561-3135. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park; Fort Mason, Building 201;San Francisco, CA 94123;Telephone: 415-556-1659 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in San Francisco's Aquatic Park at the Hyde Street Pier. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The square-rigged sailing ship Balcutha, steam schooner Wapama, three-masted schooner C.A. Thayer, walking-beam ferry Eureka, scow schooner Alma, steam tug Hercules, paddle wheel tug Eppleton Hall, and numerous smaller craft are preserved.Many of the ships are at the Hyde Street Pier at Aquatic Park in San Francisco. Not far from the pier is the National Maritime Museum with displays of ship models and historic artifacts. The J. Porter Shaw Library and extensive collections of ship plans and photographs are at the nearby Fort Mason Center, as is the World War II Liberty Ship SS Jeremiah O'Brien. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Maritime Historical Park is an interesting collection of old ships and should be included in plans of sight-seeing along the colorful waterfront of San Francisco. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area;30401 Agoura Road, Suite 100;Agoura Hills, CA 91301;Telephone: 818-888-3770 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Area is on the sandy beaches north of Los Angeles. Pacific Coast Highway is on the south side, Freeway 101 on the north side. Well-known streets running through the area are: Topanga Canyon Blvd., Malibu Canyon Road, Kanan-Dume Road, and Mulholland Drive. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is May. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This Park, a large, rugged landscape covered with chaparral, fronts on the sandy beaches north of Los Angeles. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; hiking; horseback riding; swimming; boating; fishing; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">150,000 acres of land in Southern California's Mediterranean climate offers a wide range of habitats, natural and cultural resources and visitor activities. Expect to see chaparral, oak woodlands, rocky canyons, marshes, and sandy beaches.Here you will find Paramount Ranch (a working Hollywood set), scenic Mulholland Drive, Malibu Beach, Cold Creek Canyon Preserve, and the Will Rogers State Historic Park. Activities range from camping to hiking to water sports. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Redwood National Park;1111 Second Street;Crescent City, CA 95531;Telephone: 707-464-6101 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is alongside the Pacific Ocean in the northwestern part of the state. An Information Center in the north is at Crescent City (Highway 101); another Center is in the south at Orick, about forty miles north of Eureka; and if entering from the east, take Highway 199 to Hiouchi.Airport: Arcata-Eureka at McKinleyville. Greyhound bus: Crescent City, Arcata. Shuttle bus service from Orick to Tall Trees Grove Trail June to September. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Some campgrounds are closed during Winter. Climate: January, 21 to 53 degrees; July, 51 degrees F - 64 degrees F. Precipitation: January, 12; July, 0.3. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Coastal redwood forests with virgin groves of ancient trees, including the world's tallest, thrive in the foggy and temperate climate. The Park includes forty miles of scenic Pacific coastline. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; horseback riding; swimming; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The tallest known tree in the world grows in Tall Trees Grove. Hiking trails abound on the shore and through the redwood forests. Camping reservations through MISTIX 1-800-365-2267. Lodgingis available in surrounding communities of Crescent City, Eureka, Klamath Falls, and Orick. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Point Reyes National Seashore;Point Reyes, CA 94956;Telephone: 415-663-1092 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Seashore is north of San Francisco on Highway 101 in Marin County. Take Highway 1 near Mill Valley, or Highway 101 and Sir Francis Drake Blvd. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Fog and wind are frequent, but weather is mild during Spring and Autumn. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This peninsula near San Francisco is noted for its long beaches backed by tall cliffs, lagoons and esteros, forested ridges, and offshore bird and sea lion colonies. Part of the area remains a private pastoral zone. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; horseback riding; swimming; fishing; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">No pets are allowed. Bear Valley Trail head is access to more than 140 miles of trails. The Bear Valley Trail (four miles) winds through meadows and forests to the sea. Other trails lead into the high country of the Inverness Ridge and southern part of the Seashore.Point Reyes beaches have strong, pounding surf and rip currents. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Pinnacles National Monument;Paicines, CA 95043;Telephone: 408-389-4485 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is south of San Francisco, near Soledad and Highway 101. Park Headquarters and Bear Gulch Visitor Center are on the east side of the Monument and reached by Highways 25 and 146 from Hollister.The Chaparral Ranger Station and campground on the west side can be reached by Highway 146 from Soledad. The road from Soledad is steep and narrow, and there is no road connecting the east and west areas of the Monument. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is April. Summer temperatures are hot, so Spring and Fall are the best times to visit. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Spire-like rock formations 500 to 1,200 feet high, with caves and a variety of volcanic features, rise above the smooth contours of the surrounding countryside. The Pinnacles are still in migration, being pulled north and west by the San Andreas Rift. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; campgrounds; hiking; mountain climbing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Pets are not allowed on the hiking trails. Food and supplies are available at Pinnacles Campground and Paicines, twenty-three miles north. Overnight accommodations are available in Soledad, Hollister, and King City. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Lava Beds National Monument;P.O. Box 867;Tulelake, CA 96134;Telephone: 916-667-2282 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is near the Oregon border. Headquarters is thirty miles south of Tulelake, CA (twenty-six miles off California Highway 139); fifty-eight miles south of Klamath Falls, OR; and twenty-six miles north of Canby, CA. Daily Amtrak and air service is provided to Klamath Falls. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">The Monument is open year round, the Visitor Center is open during Summer. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: January, 16 to 40 degrees F; July, 52 to 88 degrees F. Average annual precipitation, 16 - 32 inches. Expect snow during Winter and moderate Summers. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Volcanic activity spewed forth molten rock and lava here creating an incredibly rugged landscape--a natural fortress used by the Indians in the Modoc Indian War, 1872-73. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; back country use; hiking. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Tulelake, Klamath Falls, and Merrill, OR. Care should be taken when exploring the lava tubes due to steep trails, stairways, and low ceilings. Wear protective headgear and take more than one light source. Rattlesnakes live around the Monument.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Lassen Volcanic National Park;Mineral, CA 96063;Telephone: 916-595-4444 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is forty-eight miles east of Redding in the northeast part of the state. Take Highway 44 from Redding. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is September. Cold with snow in Winter, warm in Summer. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Lassen Peak erupted intermittently from 1914 to 1921. Active volcanism includes hot springs, steaming fumaroles, mud pots, and sulfurous vents. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; mountain climbing; horseback riding; swimming; boating; boat ramp; fishing; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Park is a great place to go for both Summer and Winter enjoyment. Motorized boats are not allowed on Park waters. Campgrounds are located at Manzanita Lake, Crags Summit Lake, Butte Lake. Primitive camping is available at Juniper Lake and Warner Valley Campgrounds.Overnight accommodations are available at Mineral and Chester. Both cross-country and downhill skiing are available. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Kings Canyon National Park;Three Rivers, CA 93271;Telephone: 209-565-3341 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is north and adjacent to Sequoia National Park and east of Fresno. To reach Kings Canyon Park, go east from Fresno on Highway 180 from Highway 99 to the entrance. Generals Highway connects Highways 198 and 180 and passes through Sequoia Park to the Grant Grove Area. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Generals Highway between Lodgepole and Grant Cove may be closed intermittently due to snow in the Winter. Climate: January, 24 to 60 degrees F; July, 68 to 104 degrees F. Average annual precipitation, 16 - 32 inches. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Two enormous canyons of the Kings River and the summit peaks of the High Sierra dominate this mountain wilderness. General Grant Grove, with its giant sequoias, is a detached section of the Park. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; guide for hire; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites;back country use; hiking; mountain climbing; horseback riding; fishing; cross-country ski trail.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Summer and Winter activities make this a popular Park to visit. There are 700 miles of hiking trails with elevations ranging from 2,000 to 14,495 feet altitude. Reservations at Lodgepole campground: 1-800-452-1111.Cabins may be reserved from Sequoia and Kings Canyon Guest Services, 209-561-3314. Communities nearby include: Fresno, Three Rivers, and Visalia. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Joshua Tree National Monument;74485 National Monument Drive;Twenty-nine Palms, CA 92277;Telephone: 619-367-7511 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is 140 miles east of Los Angeles. The entrances at Joshua Tree and Twenty-nine Palms are approached from the west via I-10 (Highway 60) and Twenty-nine Palms Highway 62. The south entrance at Cottonwood Spring is twenty-five miles east of Indio. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is April. Climate: January, 32 to 64 degrees F; July, 76 to 104 degrees F. Average annual precipitation, 0 - 8 inches. Cool in Winter, hot in Summer. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">A representative stand of Joshua trees and a great variety of plants and animals exist in this desert region. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; mountain climbing; horseback riding </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Drink a lot of water, stay away from mine shafts, and watch out for rattlesnakes. Campers must bring their own water and firewood. Cottonwood and Black Rock Campgrounds, Cap Rock Nature Trail and Twenty-nine Palms Oasis Nature Trail are handicap accessible.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Twenty-nine Palms, Joshua Tree, and Yucca Valley. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Devils Postpile National Monument;c/o Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks Three Rivers, CA 93271 Telephone: 619-934-2289 Summer and Fall 209-565-3341 Winter andSpring</span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the central-eastern part of the state and southeast of Yosemite National Park in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. From Highway 395 drive ten miles to Minaret Summit, then seven miles of mountain road. Travel by shuttle bus from the Visitor Center to the Monument is required.</span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Monument is open Mid-June through October. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: January, 8 to 40 degrees F; July,52 to 88 degrees F. Average annual precipitation, 16 - 32 inches. Afternoon thundershowers occur frequently during Summer.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Hot lava cooled and cracked some 900,000 years ago to form basalt columns 40 to 60 feet high that resemble a giant pipe organ. The John Muir Trail between Yosemite and Kings Canyon National Park crosses the Monument. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; NPS guided tours; guide for hire; campgrounds; back country use; hiking; swimming; fishing.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Proper food storage is required by Federal law because bears inhabit the area. Footing can be hazardous, so stay on designated trails and away from edge of cliffs. Hiking trails go north and south along the John Muir Trail and west on the King Creek Trail. Overnight accommodations, food, and supplies are available in Mammoth Lakes (fourteen miles) and Red Meadow (one-and-one-half miles). Emergency hospital services are available at Centinela Mammoth Hospital.</span></text>
<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Death Valley National Monument;Death Valley, CA 92328;Telephone: 619-786-2331 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is located on the border with Utah in the eastern part of the state. The Monument may be reached by Highway 395, west of Death Valley, to connect with Highways 190 or 136. US 95, east of Death Valley, connects with Highways 267, 374, and 373.I-15, south of Death Valley, connects with Highway 127. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is April. Climate: January, 32 to 64 degrees F; July, 84 to 120 degrees F. Average annual precipitation, 0 - 8 inches. Extreme heat may be expected during Summer; cooler with snow at high elevations during Winter.Flash flooding and rainstorms occur during Winter and Summer. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This large desert, nearly surrounded by high mountains, contains the lowest point in the Western Hemisphere. The area includes Scotty's Castle, the grandiose home of a famous prospector, and other remnants of gold and borax mining. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; guide for hire; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites;hiking; horseback riding; swimming; bathhouse; bicycle trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Never travel alone. Always carry water to drink and for your car. Be alert for flash floods. Pick up Hot Weather Hints at distribution boxes at entrances of the Monument, the Visitor Center, or at Ranger Stations. Salt Creek Nature Trail is handicap accessible.Pick up a copy of Camping in Death Valley at the Visitor Center or Ranger Stations. Overnight accommodations and meals are available at Furnace Creek and Stove Pipe Wells. Meals available at Scotty's Castle.Food, supplies, and overnight facilities are available at Beatty, Shoshone, and Trona. The nearest hospitals are in Lone Pine, Las Vegas, or Tonopah. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Channel Islands National Park;1901 Spinnaker Drive;Ventura, CA 93001;Telephone: 805-644-8262 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park includes the Santa Barbara islands and is located in southern California in the Pacific Ocean. The Visitor Center may be reached by driving southbound on Highway 101 and exiting the Seaward off-ramp in Ventura, then take Harbor Blvd., south to Spinnaker Drive.If driving northbound on Highway 101, exit on the Victoria off-ramp in Ventura and follow Channel Islands signs. Travel access to Ventura is by bus; Amtrak; and air service to Oxnard, Santa Barbara, and Los Angeles. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Winters are mild, and Summers are warm. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Park consists of five islands off southern California; Anacapa, San Miguel, Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz, and Santa Rosa. Nesting sea birds, sea lion rookeries, and unique plants inhabit the area.Anacapa, Santa Barbara, and Santa Cruz Islands are administered by the National Park Service; San Miguel, by the U.S. Navy and the National Park Service. A permit is needed to visit the latter. Santa Rosa is private property. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; hiking; swimming; scuba diving; boating; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">No vehicles are allowed on the islands. Camping is available on Anacapa, Santa Rosa, San Miguel, and Santa Barbara Islands. Permits are required for San Miguel and Santa Rosa. Take along camping supplies, such as water, camping gear, tent, food, and cooking equipment. Fires are not permitted.Overnight accommodations, hospitals, food, and supplies are available in Ventura and Oxnard. Hike only on beaches and established trails. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Cabrillo National Monument;P.O. Box 6670;San Diego, CA 92106;Telephone: 619-557-5450 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is near the tip of Point Loma in San Diego. Go south on Rosecrans Street, turn right on Canon. Turn left on Catalina and proceed through the U.S. Navy Ocean Systems Center and past Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery to Cabrillo National Monument. Stop at entrance station first.San Diego may be reached by bus, Amtrak, or airlines. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is January. Winters are mild, Summers are warm. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Juan Rodriquez Cabrillo, Portuguese explorer who claimed the West Coast of the United States for Spain in 1542, is memorialized here. Gray whales migrate off shore during the Winter. Old Point Loma Lighthouse is restored to its most active period--the 1880s.Tide pools found on the west side of the Park are excellent for studying southern California coastal ecology. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours; hiking; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Stay on trails, and be watchful for rattlesnakes in brushy areas. Do not remove tide pool animals. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Wupatki National Monument;H.C. 33, Box 444A;Flagstaff, AZ 86004;Telephone: 602-527-7134 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is northeast of Flagstaff in the central part of the state. Drive fifteen miles north of Flagstaff (Highway 89), then twenty-two miles east on the loop road to Wupatki Visitor Center. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Winters are cold, Summers are hot.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Ruins of red sandstone pueblos built by farming Indians about 1065 A.D. are preserved here. The modern Hopi Indians are believed to be partly descended from these people. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours; picnic area; hiking. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">This Monument is on the loop road which connects Wupatki with Sunset Crater National Monument. Overnight accommodations, food, and supplies are available in Flagstaff. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Walnut Canyon National Monument;Walnut Canyon Road;Flagstaff, AZ 86004-9705;Telephone: 602-526-3367 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is east of Flagstaff in the central part of the state. From Flagstaff go seven-and-one-half miles east (I-40) to the entrance road at Walnut Canyon. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Winters are cool, Summers are hot. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">These cliff dwellings were built in shallow caves under ledges of limestone by Pueblo Indians about 800 years ago. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours; picnic area. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">It is prohibited to walk off designated trails. The Island Trail includes a 185-foot climb at an altitude of nearly 7,000 feet altitude. A paved foot trail leads to 25 of the cliff dwellings, and the others can be seen from the trail.</span></text>
<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Tuzigoot National Monument;P.O. Box 68;Clarkdale, AZ 86324;Telephone: 602-634-5564 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is located northeast of Prescott in the central part of the state. The Visitor Center is two miles east of Clarkdale and three miles west of Cottonwood. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is April. Winters are mild, Summers hot, and Spring and Fall are pleasant. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Ruins of a large Indian pueblo that flourished in the Verde Valley between 1100 and 1450 A.D. have been excavated here. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tour. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Overnight accommodations are available in Cottonwood. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Tumacacori National Historical Park;P.O. Box 67;Tumacacori, AZ 85640;Telephone: 602-398-2341 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the southern part of the state, just north of Nogales. Tumacacori is forty-five miles south of Tucson (I-19) and eighteen miles north of Nogales. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is March. Summers are very hot. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This historic Spanish Catholic mission building stands near the site first visited by Jesuit Father Kino in 1691. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tour; self-guiding tours; picnic area. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Overnight accommodations, food, and supplies are available in Tucson or Nogales. A fiesta is held in December which includes a Mariachi Mass, entertainment, and craft and native food sales. </span></text>
<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Tonto National Monument;P.O. Box 707;Roosevelt, AZ 85545;Telephone: 602-467-2241 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is located near Theodore Roosevelt Dam and Lake, just east of Phoenix. The Park entrance is thirty miles from Globe (Highway 88). </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is March. Climate: January, 36 to 76 degrees F; July, 80 to 108 degrees F. Average annual precipitation, 0 - 8 inches. October to early June weather is pleasant. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">These well-preserved cliff dwellings were occupied during the 13th and 14th centuries by Salado Indians who farmed in the Salt River Valley. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; Museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours; picnic area. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Overnight accommodations, food, and supplies may be obtained in the Globe-Miami and Payson areas. Be alert for rattlesnakes, gila monsters, and steep trails and slopes. Stay on the trails.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument;Route 3, Box 149;Flagstaff, AZ 86004;Telephone: 602-527-7042 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is north of Flagstaff in the central part of the state. Go approximately thirteen miles north of Flagstaff (Highway 89), turn right at the Sunset Crater-Wupatki Loop Road and go two miles to the Visitor Center. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: January, 24 to 52 degrees F; July, 80 to 108 degrees F. Average annual precipitation, 8 - 16 inches. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This volcanic cinder cone with summit crater was formed just before 1100 A.D. Its upper part is colored as if by a sunset.</span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours; picnic area; campground; group campsite; hiking. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, overnight accommodations, and hospital are available in Flagstaff. Sunset Crater is southeast of the Grand Canyon. A scenic 36-mile loop drive includes Wupatki National Monument. Nearby craters may be climbed, but Sunset Crater is closed to hiking. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Saguaro National Monument;36933 Old Spanish Trail;Tucson, AZ 85730;Telephone: 602-296-8576 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Rincon Mountain District Visitor Center and Park Headquarters are located on Old Spanish Trail at Freeman Road, two miles east of Tucson. The Tucson Mountain District Visitor Information Center is located on Kinney Road, two miles west of the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is February. Climate: January, 36 to 64 degrees F; July, 80 to 115 degrees F. Average annual precipitation, 8 - 16 inches. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Giant saguaro cacti, unique to the Sonoran Desert, sometimes reach a height of 50 feet in this cactus forest, which covers the valley floor, rising into the Rincon and West Tucson mountains. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic area; back country use; hiking. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum has exhibits of the simulated natural habitats of living plants and animals. Back country camping is available in the Rincon Mountain District. Overnight accommodations and hospitals are available in Tucson. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Pipe Spring National Monument;Moccasin, AZ 86022;Telephone: 602-643-7105 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is on the border of Utah in the Kaibab Indian Reservation. It is located south of Kanab, Utah, and north of Grand Canyon National Park. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is June. Climate: January, 24 to 52 degrees F; July, 80 to 120 degrees. Average annual precipitation, 8 - 16 inches. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The historic fort and other structures, built by Mormon pioneers, memorialize the exploration and settlement of the Southwest. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Meals are served in a frontier kitchen located in the Visitor Center complex. Overnight accommodations, food, and supplies are available in Kanab or Fredonia. The nearest hospital is in Kanab. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Petrified Forest National Park;Petrified Forest National Park, AZ 86028;Telephone: 602-524-6228 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is located in the eastern part of the state. The Painted Desert Visitor Center is twenty-six miles east of Holbrook (I-40). The Rainbow Forest entrance is nineteen miles east of Holbrook (US 180). </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Park may be closed during Winter due to snow and icy roads. Sudden thunderstorms may occur during Summer. High winds may be expected year round. Climate: January, 24 to 52 degrees F; July, 84 to 96 degrees F. Average annual precipitation, 8 - 16 inches. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Trees that have petrified, or changed to multicolored stone, Indian ruins and petroglyphs, and portions of the colorful Painted Desert are features of the Park. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours; guides for hire; picnic area; back country use; hiking. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Meals are served in the Park at Painted Desert Oasis. Overnight accommodations are available in Holbrook, Chambers, or Gallup. For overnight accommodations contact the Holbrook Chamber of Commerce, 602-524-6558. The nearest hospital is in Holbrook.Federal law prohibits removal of petrified wood or any other object from the Park. Park elevations range from 5,100 to 6,235 feet. Walking trails include: Giant Logs, Long Logs, Agate House, Crystal Forest, Blue Mesa, and Kachina Point. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument;Route 1, Box 100; Ajo, AZ 85321;Telephone: 602-387-6849 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is on the Mexican border in the southwestern part of the state. It is 140 miles southwest of Phoenix (via Highway 85), and 142 miles west of Tucson (via Highways 86 and 85). </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is March. Winters are mild, Summers are hot. Climate: January 48 to 76 degrees F; July, 80 to 108 degrees F. Average annual precipitation, 0 - 8 inches. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Sonoran Desert plants and animals found nowhere else in the United States are protected here as are traces of a historic trail, Camino del Diablo. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours; picnic area; campground; group campground; back country use; hiking. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Poisonous creatures such as rattlesnakes are common. The nearest hospitals are in Tucson or Phoenix. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Navajo National Monument;HC 71, Box 3;Tonalea, AZ 86044-9704;Telephone: 602-672-2366 or 2367 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the northeastern part of the state, south of Lake Powell and the Glen Canyon Recreation Area. It is located nine miles off US 160 on Route 564, about ninety miles northeast of Grand Canyon National Park. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Betatakin Cliff dwelling is closed November to April, Keet Seel from Labor Day to Memorial Day weekend, and Sandal Trail to the lookout is closed when snow and ice are severe. Trails into the canyon are closed from first snowfall until snow melts in the Spring. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Betatakin, Keet Seel, and Inscription House (closed since 1968 due to its fragility) are three cliff dwellings of the Kayenta Anasazi. Headquarters is on 244.59 acres of Navajo tribal land adjacent to the Betakin section. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours; picnic area; campground; group campsite; back country use; horseback riding. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Sandal Trail leads to the Betatakin Point Overlook. Ranger-led tours leave from the Visitor Center to Betatakin Ruin down into the canyon. The tour takes five to six hours to descend the 700-foot steep incline. The cliff dwelling of Keet Seel is reached by foot or horseback over a rugged, steep eight-mile trail.All travel within the Monument area is by reservation. The nearest hospital is at Flagstaff. Overnight accommodation are available in Kayenta, Tuba City, or Tsegi.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Montezuma Castle National Monument;P.O. Box 219;Camp Verde, AZ 86322;Telephone: 602-567-3322 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is located in the central part of the state, east of Prescott. The Visitor Center is two-and-one-half miles off I-17, five miles north of Camp Verde. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center is open from June to September. Climate: January, 24 to 64 degrees F; July, 84 to 108 degrees F. Average annual precipitation, 16 - 24 inches. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">One of the best-preserved cliff dwellings in the United States, this 5-story, 20-room castle is 90 percent intact. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours; picnic area. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food, supplies, first-aid, and overnight accommodations are available in Camp Verde (five miles). Parking is limited during Summer months due to large amount of visitors, so best arrival times are before 10 a.m. or after 3 p.m. Other points of interest nearby are Fort Verde and Jerome State Historical Parks.Other Monuments nearby are Tuzigoot, Walnut Canyon, Wupatki, and Sunset Crater. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Grand Canyon National Park;P.O. Box 129;Grand Canyon, AZ 86023;Telephone: 602-638-7888 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the northwestern part of the State. The South Rim Visitor Center is five miles north of Grand Canyon Village (ninety miles north of Flagstaff on US 180). The North Rim Ranger Station is forty-five miles south of Jacob Lake on Highway 67. Amtrak has service to Flagstaff, then bus service to the Park.Airlines serve the Grand Canyon Airport from Flagstaff and Las Vegas. Taxis to Grand Canyon Village are available. Tour buses are available at the Park. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">South Rim open year round. South Rim climate: Winter, 20 to 43 degrees F; Summer, 51 to 82 degrees F. North Rim open mid-May to mid-October. North Rim climate: Winter, 18 to 39 degrees F; Summer 43 to 75 degrees F.Inner Canyon climate: Winter, 39 to 59 degrees F; Summer, 76 to 118 degrees F. Peak visitor month is August. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The Park, focusing on the world-famous Grand Canyon of the Colorado River, encompasses 177.7 miles of the river, with adjacent uplands, from the southern terminus of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area to the eastern boundary of Lake Mead National Recreation Area.The forces of erosion have exposed an immense variety of formations which illustrate vast periods of geological history. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museums/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours; guides for hire; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; horseback riding; fishing; white water rafting; river tours. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Campgrounds reservations: MISTIX Reservations 619-452-0150. Lodging: South Rim 602-638-2401/2631; North Rim (TW Recreational Services) 801-586-7686, Fax 801-586-3157, or 1-800-672-6367.There are lodges and campgrounds in the Park for overnight accommodations, as well as in surrounding communities. For recorded visitor activities call 602-638-9304. Write headquarters for list of concessionaires offering a wide variety of tours.South Rim information available from the Visitor Center in Grand Canyon Village, 602-638-7770. North Rim information, 602-638-7864. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Coronado National Memorial;Rural Route 2, Box 126;Hereford, AZ 85615;Telephone: 602-366-5515 or 458-9333 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Memorial is in the southeastern part of the state, close to the Mexican border. Sierra Vista is twenty-two miles to the north, and Bisbee is thirty miles to the east. The Visitor Center is located five miles off Highway 92 in Montezuma Canyon. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is April. Summers are warm, Winters are cool with occasional snowfalls. Climate:January, 24 to 64 degrees F; July, 84 to 96 degrees F. Average annual precipitation is 8 - 16 inches. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Our Hispanic heritage and the first European exploration of the Southwest, by Francisco Vasquez de Coronado in 1540-42, are commemorated here, near the point where Coronado's expedition entered what is now the United States. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours; hiking; cave exploring; picnic area. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">A U.S. Forest Service campground is at Parker Lake, eighteen miles west of the Memorial. Other overnight accommodations, food supplies, services, and hospital are available in Sierra Vista and Bisbee. Be alert for rattlesnakes, scorpions, black widow spiders, poison ivy, and cactus. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Chiricahua National Monument;Dos Cabezas Route, Box 6500;Willcox, AZ 85643;Telephone: 602-824-3560 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is located in Cochise County in the southeastern part of the state. The Visitor Center is thirty-six miles south of Willcox on Highway 186 and 181 in the Chiricahua mountains. Buses from Tucson (120 miles) are available. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is May. Snow falls during the Winter, thunderstorms occur during the Summer, and Spring and Fall are dry seasons. Climate: January, 24 to 64 degrees F; July, 84 to 96 degrees F. Average annual precipitation, 8 - 16 inches. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">An early dude ranch, Faraway Ranch, has been restored. The varied rock formations here were created millions of years ago by volcanic activity, aided by erosion. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours; picnic area; campgrounds; group campsite; hiking. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Chiricahua Mountains rise to nearly 10,000 feet in elevation. More than twenty miles of trails provide views of all the Park's features. Food, supplies, and other overnight accommodations are available in Willcox (thirty-six miles north).The scenic drive is on a winding, mountainous road; watch for fallen rocks and ice in Wintertime. Be watchful for rattlesnakes. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Casa Grande National Monument;P.O. Box 518;Coolidge, AZ 85228;Telephone: 602-723-3172 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is located in North Coolidge on Highway 87, about halfway between Phoenix and Tucson. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is March. This desert area is hot in Summer with temperature sometimes reaching 120 degrees F. Climate: January, 24 to 76 degrees F; July, 80 to 108 degrees F. Average annual precipitation, 0 - 8 inches. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Many questions have been raised by these perplexing ruins of a massive four-story building constructed of high-lime desert soil by Indians who farmed the Gila Valley 600 years ago. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; interpretive talks and exhibits; NPS guided tour; self-guiding tour/trail; picnic area. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Visitor Center is handicap accessible. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Coolidge, Florence, or Casa Grande. Florence has the nearest hospital.Between October and early May are the most comfortable time of year to visit because of the intense desert heat in Summer months. Be cautious of cactus, poisonous snakes, centipedes, and scorpions. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Canyon de Chelly National Monument;P.O. Box 588;Chinle, AZ 86503;Telephone: 602-674-5436 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is located in the northeastern part of the state in the Navajo Indian Reservation. The Visitor Center is located in Chinle, three miles from Route 191. The Grande Canyon is 270 miles and Gallup is 99 miles away. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">The Monument is open year round. Peak visitor month is May. Summers are hot and dry, and the Winters are cold. Climate: January, 12 to 40 degrees F; July, 84 to 96 degrees F. Average annual precipitation: 0 - 16 inches. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">At the base of sheer red cliffs and in canyon wall caves are ruins of Indian villages built between 350 and 1300 A.D. The Monument is located within the Navajo Indian Reservation. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tour/trail; guides for hire; picnic area; campground; group campsite;back country use; hiking; horseback riding. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">A tribal permit is needed to fish on the reservation. Hiking within the canyon, back country use, and back country camping requires a Park Service permit and an authorized Navajo guide. The Thunderbird Lodge and some over-look areas are handicap accessible. The nearest hospital is in Chinle.The canyons are hazardous due to quicksand, deep dry sand, loose rocks, and flash floods. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Yellowstone National Park;P.O. Box 168;Yellowstone National Park, WY 82190;Telephone: 307-344-7381 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in northwestern Wyoming. The north entrance is at Mammoth, Highway 89. The northeast entrance is on Highway 212. The east entrance is through Cody, Highway 14/20. The south entrance is by the John D. Rockefeller, Jr., Memorial Parkway, Highway 26/89.The west entrance is at West Yellowstone, Highway 20/191. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Mammoth Hot Springs open year round. Old Faithful Visitor Center open May through October and mid-December to mid-March, depending on weather. Canyon Visitor Center, Fishing Bridge, and Grant Village Visitor Center open May through September.Climate: Winter average is 12 degrees F; Summer average is 59 to 75 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Old Faithful and some 10,000 other geysers and hot Springs make this the Earth's greatest geyser area. Here, too, are lakes, waterfalls, high mountain meadows, and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone--all set apart in 1872 as the world's first national Park.A trapper named John Colter, who'd been a member of the Lewis and Clark expedition of 1804 to 1806, became the first white man to discover the geysers and hot Springs of the Yellowstone area. He traveled through the area alone on foot in 1807 and 1808.The spectacular beauty and unusual attractions were recognized by early explorers and tourists. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; courses in natural history and photography; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; guide for hire;picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; stagecoach rides; bus and boat tours; children's activities; hiking; horseback riding; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; bicycle trail; scenic drives; snowmobile route; cross-country ski trail; ice-skating; snowshoeing; snow-coach tours. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">For your safety, follow Park rules. Bears look playful, but are dangerous--do not feed them or any animals. Keep a safe distance from buffalo. Campground reservations, MISTIX 1-800-365-2267. Lodging reservations, TW Recreational Services, Inc., 307-344-7311.A long list of fun activities awaits visitors to the Park. Plan a side trip to Cody, Wyoming, home of Buffalo Bill; you will be pleasantly surprised and thoroughly enjoy the historic exhibits in the area, especially the Whitney Museum of Western Art.The Museum contains an extensive collection of world-famous artwork by well-known western artists, Indian clothing and artifacts, and Buffalo Bill's memorabilia. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Devils Tower National Monument;Devils Tower, WY 82714;Telephone 307-467-5370</span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the northeastern part of the state, in the foothills of the Bear Lodge Mountains. The entrance is seven miles north of Highway US 14 on Highway WY 24; twenty-eight miles northwest of Sundance; thirty-three miles northeast of Moorcroft; and fifty-two miles southwest of Belle Fourche, South Dakota. The Visitor Center is close to the Tower and about three miles from the entrance.</span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Monument is open year round. Roads are not plowed in Winter months. The Visitor Center is open from May through October. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: Winter, -8 to 32 degrees F, severe and cold; Summer, 80 to 88 degrees F, with some days reaching 100 degrees.</span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This 85-foot tower of columnar rock, the remains of a volcanic intrusion, was the Nation's first national Monument. President Theodore Roosevelt established this Monument in 1906 to preserve this column of hardened magma.</span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; hiking; mountain climbing; fishing.</span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Tower is a favorite for technical rock climbers. During Summer months, visitors can enjoy walking tours, interpretive exhibits, living history programs, hiking, and camping. Food and supplies are available in Fort Laramie, Guernsey, Lingle, and Torrington. Overnight accommodations are available in Fort Laramie, Guernsey, and Torrington.Nearby rivers include the Little Missouri, Little Powder, and Belle Fourche.</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">San Juan Island National Historical Park;P.O. Box 429;Friday Harbor, WA 98250;Telephone: 206-378-2240 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the San Juan Islands between Vancouver Island, British Columbia (west side), Olympic Peninsula (south side), and mainland part of the state (east side). The islands are accessed by ferry boat, private boat, or air.Washington State Ferries travel from Anacortes (eighty-three miles north of Seattle) to the Islands; and Ferries operating from Sidney, British Columbia (fifteen miles north of Victoria, Vancouver Island). Commercial air flights are scheduled regularly from Bellingham and Seattle to Friday Harbor.Private airplanes can land at airstrips at Friday and Roche Harbors. There are numerous docking facilities at most of the islands. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. The climate in the San Juan Islands is mild in Winter and warm in Summer. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This Park marks the events on the island from 1853 to 1872 in connection with final settlement of the Oregon Territory's boundary, including the so-called Pig War of 1859. The San Juan group includes more than 170 islands. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; hiking. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Friday Harbor is six miles from American Camp and eleven miles from British Camp. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available there, or on Lopez and Orcas Islands. Campgrounds are available on the various islands in the group; some can be accessed only by boat. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Ross Lake National Recreation Area;2105 Highway 20;Sedro Woolley, WA 98284;Telephone: 206-856-5700 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Area is in the North Cascades National Park in the northern part of the state and across the border into Canada. Access to the Park is via Highway 20 from Burlington on the west side of the mountains and Winthrop on the east side of the mountains.The north end of Ross Lake is reached by a thirty-eight mile gravel road exiting from the Trans-Canada Highway near Hope, British Columbia. There is no road access from Highway 20 to the south end of Ross Lake. The Visitor Center is in Newhalem. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Winters are cold, 0 to 45 degrees F; Summers are warm, 75 to 85 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Ringed by mountains, this National Recreation Area offers many outdoor recreation opportunities along the upper reaches of the Skagit River, between the north and south units of North Cascades National Park. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; mountain climbing; horseback riding; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; hunting; snowmobile route. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Seattle City Light offers tours of their hydroelectric projects on Ross Lake. For reservations, contact the Skagit Tour desk at Seattle City Light, 206-684-3030. For lodging reservations contact: Diablo Lake Resort, Rockport, WA 98283 (206-386-4429); or Ross Lake Resort, Rockport, WA 98283 (206-386-4437).Visitors can enjoy the many hiking trails and campsites in the Area. Food and supplies are available in the Park, or in the surrounding communities of Marblemount, Diablo, Newhalem, and Sedro Woolley. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Olympic National Park;600 East Park Avenue;Port Angeles, WA 98362;Telephone: 206-452-4501 Ext. 230 </span><span class="style20">Description</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the Olympic Mountain Range and encompasses 1,441 square miles of the Olympic Peninsula in the northwestern area of the state. The Pacific Ocean is on the west side of the Park; the Strait of Juan de Fuca is on the north.Visitor Centers are at Port Angeles (Highway 104), at the Hoh Rain Forest (Highway 101), Kalaloch, and Storm King. (The latter two are open only in Summer.) </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Some lodges are open only during Summer. Some roads in higher elevations are open only from June to October. Peak visitor month is August. Climate: Winter, 0 to 52 degrees F, depending upon elevation;Summer, 48 to 80 degrees F, depending upon elevation. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This mountain wilderness contains the finest remnant of Pacific Northwest rain forest, active glaciers, rare Roosevelt elk, and fifty miles of wild, scenic ocean shore. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; guide for hire; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites;backcountry use; hiking; mountain climbing; horseback riding; swimming; bathhouse; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; snowmobile route; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">For lodging reservations inside Park, call: Kalaloch Lodge, 206-962-2271;Lake Crescent Lodge, 206-928-3211;Log Cabin Resort, 206-928-3245; Sol Duc Hot Springs, 206-327-3583. Lodges outside the Park include: Lake Quinault Lodge (South Shore Road); Red Lion Inn and The Tudor Inn in Port Angeles.For other area accommodations contact the Chambers of Commerce in Port Angeles, 206-452-2363; or Forks, 206-374-2531; or Olympic Peninsula Resort and Hotel Association, Coleman Ferry Terminal, Seattle. Campgrounds are available throughout the Park.</span><span class="style20"></span><span class="style11">Food and supplies can be obtained in small grocery stores at some lodges, and in surrounding communities of Sequim, Port Angeles, Forks, Shelton, and Aberdeen. </span><span class="style19"></span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">North Cascades National Park;2105 Highway 20;Sedro Woolley, WA 98284;Telephone: 206-856-5700 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the northern part of the state. From the west side of the mountains, go north on I-5 from Seattle (about 115 miles) to Highway 20 (North Cascades Highway), then go west through Sedro Woolley to Marblemount.From the east side of the mountains, go through Methow, Carlton, and Twisp to Winthrop (Highway 153); then to Mazama on Highway 20. Highway 20 connectsMarblemount (west side) with Mazama (east side). A Visitor Center is located in Newhalem on Highway 20. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. The North Cascades Highway from Marblemount to Mazama is closed to through traffic during the Winter months because of heavy snow and avalanche conditions.The lower elevations and big lakes are accessible from early April to mid-October, but higher elevations from mid-July to mid-September. The western side of the mountain gets more rain and is cooler and more lush.The eastern side is in a dryer climate and has warmer temperatures during the Summer and colder during the Winter. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">High jagged peaks intercept moisture-laden winds, producing glaciers, icefalls, waterfalls, and other water phenomena in this wild alpine region where lush forests and meadows, plant and animal communities thrive in the valleys. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Group campsites; back country use; hiking; mountain climbing; horseback riding; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Back country use information can be obtained from Park Offices or Ranger Stations. Access to the Stehekin Valley (Lake Chelan) on the eastern side of the mountains is by boat or float-plane from Chelan, or trail across the mountains.Information on lodging is available from North Cascades Lodge, Stehekin,WA 98852; Diablo Lake Resort, P.O. Box 176, Rockport, WA 98283; Ross Lake Resort, Rockport, WA 98283.Food and supplies are available in Marblemount, Newhalem, Sedro Woolley (west side); and Mazama, Winthrop, and Twisp (east side). Overnight accommodations are available in communities on the east side and west side of the mountains. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Mount Rainier National Park;Tahoma Woods, Star Route;Ashford, WA 98304;Telephone: 206-569-2211 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the Cascade Mountains of Washington State. The Paradise Visitor Center is seventy-four miles southeast of Tacoma on Route 7 to Elbe, then Route 706 to Longmire. The Park is ninety-eight miles southeast of Seattle and eighty-seven miles west of Yakima.Climate: Winter 0 to 36 degrees F; Summer, 50 to 75 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. The western side of the mountain gets more rain and is cooler and more lush. The eastern side is in a dryer climate and has warmer temperatures during the Summer and colder during the Winter.The roads from Nisqually Entrance to Paradise (WA 706) are plowed and usually kept open during Winter; however, snow closes roads for short periods, and chains may be required for Winter driving. Many Park roads are closed from late November through June. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">This greatest single-peak glacial system in the United States radiates from the summit and slopes of an ancient volcano, with dense forests and subalpine flowered meadows below. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding; tours/trails; guide for hire; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites;back country use; hiking; mountain climbing; fishing; snowmobile route; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Back country hiking and mountain climbing are popular activities during the Summer. Winter activities include down-hill skiing,cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling. There are several self-guiding nature trails throughout the Park.Lodging is available at the National Park Inn at Longmire and Paradise Inn. For lodging reservations, call Mt. Rainier Guest Services, 206-569-2400. Meals, food, and supplies are available at Longmire, Sunrise, Paradise Inn, and Paradise Visitor Center.Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Ashford, Alder, Elbe, Puyallup, Enumclaw, Yakima, Tacoma, and Seattle. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Lake Chelan National Recreation Area;2105 Highway 20;Sedro Woolley, WA 98284 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">Lake Chelan is in Eastern Washington, and the Recreation Area is in the Wenatchee National Forest of the Cascade Mountains. The southern part of the lake can be accessed at Chelan on Highways 2 and 97, about forty-miles north of Wenatchee.The Ranger Station at Stehekin on the northern part of the lake can only be accessed by boat or float plane from the town of Chelan, or by hiking over the Cascade Mountains from Marblemount on the western side. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: Winter 8 to 36 degrees F; Summer, 80 to 90 degrees, with temperatures in the 100s. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Here the beautiful Stehekin Valley, with a portion of 51-mile long, fjord-like Lake Chelan, adjoins North Cascades National Park. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; mountainclimbing; horseback riding; boating; boat rental; swimming; water skiing; fishing; hunting; snowmobile route; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Boat service from Chelan to Stehekin is provided by Lake Chelan Boat Company, 509-682-2224. Charter air service is available from Chelan Airways, 509-682-5555.Wilderness, back country hikes across the mountain to Stehekin can be started at the North Cascades National Park Service complex in Marblemount. Write to the Wilderness District Office, 728 Ranger Station Road, Marblemount, WA 98267 for information.Lodge and cabins are available at Stehekin, reservations 509-682-4711. The southern part of Lake Chelan has camping sites at the State Park and from private concessionaires. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Chelan and Manson. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style18">oulee Dam National Recreation Area, WA</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Coulee Dam National Recreation Area;P.O. Box 37;Coulee Dam, WA 99116;Telephone: 509-633-9441 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Area is on the Columbia River in Eastern Washington. Visitor Centers are at Fort Spokane (where the Spokane River meets the Columbia River), Kettle Falls (northeast of Spokane on Highway 395), and at the Grand Coulee Dam (on Highway 174). </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is August. Washington State's climate is divided into two completely different types due to the Cascade Mountain Range, which bisects the entire state from north to south.Eastern Washington's climate is hot and dry during the Summer, and cold with snow and freezing temperatures during the Winter. Climate: Winter, 16 to 36 degrees F; Summer, 80 to 90 degrees F, with temperatures reaching 100 degrees. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Formed by Grand Coulee Dam (part of the Columbia River Basin project), 130-mile long Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake is the principal recreation feature here. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding ; tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; swimming; bathhouse; boating; boat ramp; water skiing; fishing; hunting. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Tours of the Grand Coulee Dam are available. Houseboats can be rented from Keller Ferry and Kettle Falls concessionaires. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Coulee City, Colville, Kettle Falls, and Davenport. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Oregon Caves National Monument;19000 Caves Highway;Cave Junction, OR 97523;Telephone: 503-592-2100 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the Siskiyou Mountains of southwestern Oregon, near the California border. Take Highway US 199 south from Grants Pass (about fifty miles), then go twenty miles southeast of Cave Junction on OR 46.From Crescent City, CA, take Highway US 199 north to Cave Junction (about seventy-six miles). </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. The lodge is closed in Winter. Peak visitor month is August. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Ground water dissolving marble bedrock formed these cave passages and intricate flowstone formations. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">A guided tour by the Oregon Caves Company takes visitors through the "Marble Halls of Oregon." Marked trails provide access to the Monument, and connecting trails lead into the Siskiyou National Forest.The Forest Service operates two campgrounds in the area from mid-June to September; Cave Creek is four miles, Grayback is eight miles. The Oregon Caves Company also operates a lodge from mid-June to September. For reservations, call: 503-592-3400.The cave temperature varies from 38 to 45 degrees F, so wear appropriate clothing and walking shoes. A child care service for children under six is operated at the concession. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style16">ohn Day Fossil Beds National Monument, OR</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">John Day Fossil Beds National Monument;420 W. Main Street;John Day, OR 97845;Telephone: 503-575-0721 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in the east and central part of the state. The Monument has three separate units: Sheep Rock is six miles west of Dayville on Highway 26; Painted Hills is ten miles northwest of Mitchell on Highway 26; Clarno is on the John Day River, twenty miles west of Fossil. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: Winter, 0 to 40 degrees F; Summer, 80 to 92 degrees F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Picture Gorge, by the John Day Highway (US 26) near Dayville, is a canyon of basalt rock named for the Indian pictures on the walls. The John Day Fossil Beds have fossils of prehistoric animals and plants. Plant and animal fossils show four epochs, from Eocene to Pliocene. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Self-guided hiking trails: four at Painted Hills Unit; four at Blue Basin in Sheep Rock Unit; two at Clarno Unit. Federal, State, and private campgrounds are located in the area. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in John Day, Fossil, Dayville, Mt. Vernon,and Mitchell. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Crater Lake National Park;P.O. Box 7;Crater Lake, OR 97604;Telephone: 503-594-2211 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is located in the southern part of the state. From Medford (about seventy-five miles west), take Highway OR 62; from Klamath Falls (about fifty-five miles south), take Highway OR 97, then Highway 62; from the north, take Highway OR 138. Airports: Klamath Falls, Medford. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. South and west entrance open year round. North entrance open mid-June to mid-October. East side of Rim Drive closed from mid-October to late July, depending on snow conditions. Peak visitor month is July. During Winter, about 50 feet of snow falls at the rim.Climate: January, -26 to 36 degrees F; July, 70 to 77 degrees, F. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Crater Lake is world-known for its deep blue color. It lies within the caldera of Mt. Mazama, a volcano of the Cascade Range that erupted about 6,850 years ago.The mountain collapsed, forming a caldera (a crater with a diameter many times that of the volcanic vent formed by collapse of the central part of the volcano). Annual rain and melting snow gradually filled it.Currently, evaporation and seepage balance annual precipitation and the present level is relatively constant. Its depth of 1,932 feet makes it the deepest lake in the United States. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; back country use; hiking; fishing; snowmobile route; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Lodging reservations at Mazama Village: 503-594-2511. Lodging outside the Park at Ft. Klamath, Chiloquin, Diamond Lake, and Prospect. Campgrounds are at Lost Creek and Mazama. A steep hike down Cleetwood Trail leads to the lake where a boat tour is available.Meals are available in the Rim Village cafeteria. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style16">aterton-Glacier International Peace Park, MT</span></text>
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<text><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Glacier National Park;West Glacier, MT 59936;Telephone: 406-888-5441 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Park is in the northwestern part of the state at the Canadian border. The Park is about thirty-five miles northeast of Kalispell on Highway US 2. Many Glacier and St. Mary on the eastern border can be reached by Highway US 89.Waterton Lakes can be reached via US 89 and Montana Highway 17 on the eastern side. Amtrak (Chicago-Seattle) stops at East Glacier and West Glacier; airports are at Kalispell and Lethbridge, Alberta. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center at St. Mary's open year round. Going-to-the-Sun Road open mid-June to mid-October; Chief Mountain International Highway open mid-May to mid-September. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: January, -44 to 27 degrees F; July, 47 to 79 degrees F. Seasonal snowfall may exceed 1,000 inches in some areas. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">With precipitous peaks ranging above 10,000 feet, this ruggedly beautiful land includes nearly 50 glaciers, many lakes and streams, a wide variety of wildflowers, and wildlife. In 1932, Waterton Lakes National Park and Glacier National Park was declared the first International Peace Park. The Flathead River, a noted spawning stream, courses along the western boundary of Glacier National Park. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; guide for hire; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; mountain climbing; horseback riding; swimming; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; snowmobile route; cross-country ski trail. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Lodging inside Waterton includes: Aspen Windflower Motels, Bayshore Inn,Crandell Mt. Lodge, Kilmorey Lodge, and Prince of Wales Hotel.Lodging inside Glacier includes: Glacier Park Lodge, Lake McDonald Lodge, Many Glacier Hotel, Rising Sun Motor Inn, Swift Current Motor Inn, the Village Inn, and Apgar Village Lodge. Lodging reservations for Glacier National Park through Glacier Park, Inc., 406-226-5551, or 602-207-6000.Many campgrounds are located in the Park. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style18">uster Battlefield National Monument, MT</span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Custer Battlefield National Monument;P.O. Box 39;Crow Agency, MT 59022;Telephone: 406-638-2621 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Monument is in southeastern Montana on the Crow Indian Reservation. I-90 is one mile to the west; The Crow Agency is two miles north; Hardin is eighteen miles north; Billings is sixty-five miles northwest; and Sheridan, WY is seventy miles south. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Summers are hot, 80 to 90 degrees F; Winters are cold, 8 to 36 degrees, F; Spring and Fall are mild. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">The famous Battle of the Little Big Horn between twelve companies of the 7th U.S. Cavalry and the Sioux and Northern Cheyenne Indians was fought here on June 25-26, 1876. Lt. Col. George A. Custer and about 268 of his force were killed.Custer Battlefield National cemetery with 4,487 interments, 277 unidentified, is included within the Park. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Food and supplies are available in Hardin and Crow Agency. Overnight accommodations are available in Hardin. Stay on pathways while walking through the Battlefield. Beware of rattlesnakes. Pets must be kept on leash. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Big Hole National Battlefield;P.O. Box 237;Wisdom, MT. 59761;Telephone: 406-689-3155 </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Battlefield is in the southwestern part of the state, close to the Idaho border. Take I-15 southwest from Butte to Divide, then go ten miles west of Wisdom on Highway MT 43. From Salmon, ID, go north on Highway US 93, turn east on MT 43 to the Visitor Center. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open from June 1 through Labor Day. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: January, -8 to 28 degrees F; July, 70 to 84 degrees F. Winters are cold and snowy; Summers are nice and warm. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Nez Perce' Indians and U.S. Army troops fought here in 1877--a dramatic episode in the struggle to confine the Nez Perce' to the reservation. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; fishing. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">The Big Hole Battlefield Trail follows the route of the Nez Perce' War for twenty-two- and-one-half miles. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Wisdom, Butte, Hamilton, and Salmon, ID. May Creek (seven miles) has a campground.Cross-country skiing can be enjoyed during the Winter. </span></text>
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<text><span class="style11"></span><span class="style20">Mailing Address</span><span class="style11">Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area;P.O. Box 458;Fort Smith, MT 59035;Telephone: 406-666-2412 (MT), 307-548-2251 (WY) </span><span class="style20">Directions</span><span class="style11">The Area is in the southern part of the state on the Wyoming border. Take Highway MT 313 from Hardin, MT (forty-three miles) to reach the north end of the Area; or Highway WY 14A from Lovell, WY (thirteen miles). The Visitor Center is at Lovell, Highway US 310. </span><span class="style20">When to Visit</span><span class="style11">Open year round. Peak visitor month is July. Climate: January, 8 to 36 degrees F; July, 75 to 92 degrees F. Summers are warm with average temperature in the 80s; Winters are cold with frequent snow. </span><span class="style20">Points of Interest</span><span class="style11">Bighorn Lake, formed by Yellowtail Dam on the Bighorn River, extends seventy-one miles, including fifty-five miles through spectacular Bighorn Canyon. The Crow Indian Reservation borders a large part of the area. </span><span class="style20">Activities</span><span class="style11">Visitor Center; museum/exhibits; NPS guided tours; self-guiding tours/trails; picnic areas; campgrounds; group campsites; back country use; hiking; swimming; boating; boat rental; boat ramp; fishing; hunting; snowmobile route. </span><span class="style20">General Information</span><span class="style11">Year-round activities may be enjoyed in the Area. Historic and archaeological sites, exposed fossils in the steep canyon, and wildlife are found in the Area. Food, supplies, and overnight accommodations are available in Fort Smith, MT, Hardin, MT, and Lovell, WY.Meals are served in the Area at Horseshoe Bend and OK-14-Beh. </span></text>
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<name>R5</name>
<script>on mouseUpplay "Click"put the short name of me into tempgo cd tempend mouseUp</script>
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<script>on mouseUpplay "Click"put the short name of me into tempgo cd tempend mouseUp</script>
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<type>button</type>
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<script>on mouseUpplay "Click"put the short name of me into tempgo cd tempend mouseUp</script>
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<name>OK</name>
<script>on mouseUpplay "Click"put the short name of me into tempgo cd tempend mouseUp</script>
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<script>on mouseUpplay "Click"put the short name of me into tempgo cd tempend mouseUp</script>
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<type>button</type>
<visible> <true /> </visible>
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<name>Kansas</name>
<script>on mouseUpplay "Click"put short name of me into tempanswer "There are no parks currently available for" && temp & "."¬&& " Please select another state."end mouseUp</script>
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<content>
<layer>background</layer>
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<text>The Mid-West</text>
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<script></script>
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card_8024.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<text><span class="style28">elect a Region. . .</span></text>
</content>
<name>US</name>
<script>on openCardlock screenglobal gPath, gIdleCountput gPath & "STATES.PIC" into theImageSpinCursorcolorizeHC "New", theImage, rect of this cardif the result is not empty then answer the resultSpinCursorunlock screenput 0 into gIdleCountend openCardon closeCardlock screenglobal currWindowif there is a window currWindow then close window currWindowput "" into currWindowput "false" into gNATIONend closeCardon idleglobal gHasSound, gNationif gHasSound and gNATION thenglobal gIdleCountif gIdleCount < 30 thenadd 1 to gIdleCountpass idleend ifglobal currWindowif there is a window currWindow then close window currWindowput "NATION.aif" into currWindowglobal gPathput gPath & currWindow into theFileif fileExists(theFile)thenset cursor to watchplayAIFC theFileend ifput "false" into gNATIONend ifend idle</script>
</card>
card_3671.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<script>function scrollData-- this function stores the scroll display data specified by the-- user. DO NOT CHANGE OR MOVE THIS FUNCTION!return "Photographs by David Muench" & return & ¬"Published by MulticoM Publishing, Inc." & return & ¬"true"end scrollDataon mouseUpset hilite of me to line 3 of scrollData()put line 1 of scrollData() into idleTxtput line 2 of scrollData() into mainTxtset the textSize of me to (height of me div 3) * 2set the textFont of me to Palatinoset the textStyle of me to boldput the width of me div (the textHeight of me div 3) into maxLettersadd maxLetters mod 2 to maxLetters -- make it evenget (maxLetters - length(idleTxt)) div 2if it > 0 then put char 1 to it of spaces() into halfSpaceselse put empty into halfSpacesput char 1 to (maxLetters - 5) of spaces() into fullSpacesput halfSpaces & idleTxt & fullSpaces & mainTxt & fullSpaces & idleTxt & halfSpaces into scrollTextif (item 1 of the clickloc) > (item 1 of loc of me)then scrollRight scrollText,maxLetterselse scrollLeft scrollText,maxLettersend mouseUpon scrollLeft scrollText,maxLettersput (length(scrollText) - maxLetters) into scrollSizerepeat with i = 1 to scrollSizeset name of me to char i to (i + maxLetters) of scrollTextend repeatend scrollLefton scrollRight scrollText,maxLettersput (length(scrollText) - maxLetters) into scrollSizerepeat with i = scrollSize down to 1set name of me to char i to (i + maxLetters) of scrollTextend repeatend scrollRightfunction spacesreturn " "end spaces</script>
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<showLines> <false /> </showLines>
<wideMargins> <false /> </wideMargins>
<multipleLines> <false /> </multipleLines>
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<font>Palatino</font>
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<name>Title</name>
<script></script>
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<content>
<layer>card</layer>
<id>4</id>
<text>National Parksof America</text>
</content>
<name>Title</name>
<script>on openCardunlock screenlock screenglobal gPathput gPath & "TITLE.PIC" into theImageSpinCursorcolorizeHC "New", theImage, the rect of this cardif the result is not empty then answer the resultSpinCursorunlock screenshowTitlegoUSend openCardon showTitlerepeat with i = 1 to 1000spinCursorif the mouseClickthenplay "Click"exit repeatend ifend repeatend showTitleon closeCardlock screenend closeCardon goUSgo cd USend goUS</script>
</card>
card_2867.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE card PUBLIC "-//Apple, Inc.//DTD card V 2.0//EN" "" >
<script>on MouseUpplay "Click"goTitleend MouseUpon goUSglobal currWindowif there is a window currWindow then close window currWindowgo cd "US"end goUSon goTitleglobal currWindowif there is a window currWindow then close window currWindowgo cd "Title"end goTitleon openCardglobal gPathput gPath & "LOGO.PIC" into theImagespinCursorlock screenhide cd btn "Welcome to National Parks..."colorizeHC "New", theImage, the rect of this cardif the result is not empty then answer the resultunlock screenplayLogoend openCardon playLogoglobal gPathglobal currWindowif there is a window currWindow thenclose window currWindowput "" into currWindowend ifput "MCOM.MOV" into currWindowput gPath & currWindow into fileNamespinCursorQTMovie OpenMovie,Plain,fileName, the rect of button "LOGO SCREEN",¬nocontroller,dontPaintWhiteget the resultif "Error" is in it thenanswer itend ifset mouseDownMsg of window currWindow to goUSend playLogoon closeCardlock screenend closeCard</script>
