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Summer is here and a little trip planning can ensure that your only surprises when visiting a park are happy ones. To help everyone have a great experience, @NatlParkService rangers have shared their top 10 insider tips so you can #PlanLikeAParkRanger!
Are you ready?
Are you ready?
10: Ruffing it?
Many parks allow pets on leashes and in campgrounds, some even have kennels. But sometimes these furry friends are best left at home. Discover what you can (and can’t) do with your pet and follow the B.A.R.K. principles. nps.gov/subjects/pets
Many parks allow pets on leashes and in campgrounds, some even have kennels. But sometimes these furry friends are best left at home. Discover what you can (and can’t) do with your pet and follow the B.A.R.K. principles. nps.gov/subjects/pets
9: Leave only footprints
We know that each of us—rangers, volunteers, visitors, everyone—plays a vital role in protecting YOUR national parks. Whether it’s carrying out what we brought in, or staying on the trail, we’re careful to respect these incredible places.
We know that each of us—rangers, volunteers, visitors, everyone—plays a vital role in protecting YOUR national parks. Whether it’s carrying out what we brought in, or staying on the trail, we’re careful to respect these incredible places.
