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State Park Free Pass Day

Issaquah, WALocal News

On Saturday, September 28, 2024, Washington state parks will offer free admission to celebrate National Public Lands Day, allowing visitors to enjoy the parks without needing a Discover Pass. This is part of the broader Discover Pass free days initiative aimed at increasing public access to the state's natural resources. The free days program includes several other significant dates throughout the year, such as New Year’s Day and Earth Day, encouraging outdoor recreation and appreciation for nature. The Washington State Department of Natural Resources and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife also participate in this initiative, ensuring that visitors can access various natural lands without cost. This initiative not only enhances public enjoyment of the parks but also raises awareness about the importance of conservation and outdoor activities.

The event is a great opportunity for families and individuals to engage with nature and explore the diverse landscapes Washington has to offer. With free access on this day, many are expected to take advantage of the chance to enjoy hiking, picnicking, and other outdoor adventures. Visitors are encouraged to plan ahead and make the most of this special occasion to connect with Washington's natural beauty.

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