Permit Pass for Arizona National Parks ?
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This will help.
http://www.nps.gov/grca/pphtml/fees.html
There's a $40 annual pass good only at Grand Canyon, a $50 annual pass good at any national park, or you can pay $20 at Grand Canyon for a weekly vehicle pass (everyone in the vehicle admitted for 1 week, with some conditions attached). There are some price breaks for senior citizens and disabled for the $50 pass, not sure what applies for the others.
http://www.nps.gov/grca/pphtml/fees.html
There's a $40 annual pass good only at Grand Canyon, a $50 annual pass good at any national park, or you can pay $20 at Grand Canyon for a weekly vehicle pass (everyone in the vehicle admitted for 1 week, with some conditions attached). There are some price breaks for senior citizens and disabled for the $50 pass, not sure what applies for the others.
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http://www.fs.fed.us/passespermits/compare.shtml
This site will give you the information/comparision on passes for all National Recreation Areas. NPS, FS and others,
This site will give you the information/comparision on passes for all National Recreation Areas. NPS, FS and others,
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A bargain indeed available for retirees. We've used our free Golden Eagle pass over the years including campgrounds. As we head west in a month we will really find it a bargain at Grand Canyon, Mesa Verde, Bryce Canyon, etc.
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We're not old enought to get the Golden Eagle Park Pass, but we buy the National Park pass every year for $50 and still save tons of money. If we go to three of the big parks in one year, it more than pays for itself.
Utahtea
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