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Visit 50 or more NPS units in 6 or more geographical regions in one calendar year as well as collecting 100 Passport to your National Parks^® passport stamps.

Visit 35-49 NPS units in 5 or more geographical regions in one calendar year as well as collecting 75 Passport to your National Parks^® passport stamps.

Visit 25-34 NPS units in 4 or more geographical regions in one calendar year as well as collecting 50 Passport to your National Parks^® passport stamps.

Special Achievement

Visit 10-24 NPS units in 2 or more geographical regions in one calendar year as well as collecting 20 Passport to your National Parks^® passport stamps.

A special "Clean Sweep" Certificate will be given to anyone who visits all nine geographical regions in one calendar year.Your name will also appear on our annual awards recognition page.

1. Official NPS units, Affiliated NPS sites, National Trails, or National Heritage Areas count as one NPS unit each. Many unique stamps can be found for each area, but the 'NPS Unit' count will remain at one unit.

2. Only one certificate will be awarded per calendar year.

3. The same member may win these awards in consecutive years, provided that no more than 10% of the stamps collected in the next year are duplicates of stamps collected the previous year.

4. Stamps can be recorded on any piece of paper.

5. 'Geographical regions' are defined by the official regions found in the front of every 'Passport to Your National Parks" book.

6. Proof of collected stamps must be made in the form a photocopy or duplicate impression of every stamp mailed to the judges. Stamps may also be scanned into the Master Data Base, and an award requested electronically.

7. Applications for awards will be accepted in December, January, and February.