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 Are you looking for an adventure?
If so, the National Park Service is a great way to explore America. Using the "Passport To Your National Parks" is a great way to record your visits.
Each time you visit a park, take the passport book to the "Cancellation Station" typically found in the Visitor Center (VC) and ink stamp the date and park info with the official cancellation.
You'll be able to share your adventures on this site, and discuss which stamps you've obtained, post pictures of your stamps and park photos, learn about rare and elusive stamps, and keep up-to-date with new stamp releases. Tips on travel, hiking, biking, 4x4ing, and other interests in the parks will be discussed as well as what to expect when venturing to remote areas.
 Master Map and Master List Have you ever just left a park a day or two ago and found out there was at least one more stamp copy that you didn't get? Now you don't have to. The Master Map and Master List, available in updated (usually twice a month) formats to paid members of the National Park Travelers Club covers that issue. Click Here for a sample of the Master Map, showing the GPS Coordinates of all known "Passport To Your National Parks" passport cancellation stamps. Also the Master List (click for a sample), which is the most complete listing of all stamps used in the "Passport To Your National Parks" program since it's inception in 1986. Don't leave home without a copy of one or both. To join the Club, which also supports and maintains this web site, see the upper right hand corner of this page for an application.  | Posted by Bob Wolfe on Sun 01 Jun 08 - 03:50:52 |    |
Stamper and Box with Inkpad Print out this image and keep it in your passport book to show to any
park personnel who do not know what to look for when you ask for a stamp. | Posted by Mike on Fri 11 Jan 08 - 11:21:59 | |
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