>
> >
> >Better do it soon. There is a movement to ban cars and campers from
> >national parks -just in the initial planning stages. You'll have to
> >go in by bus and leave the car/truck/camper behind. They're talking
> >about tearing up roads and parking lots and returning them to grass.
> >I guess the places are becomming too noisy & crowded, so in the future
> >it will be the policy to book way in advance and get bussed in (or hike)
> >to the camp areas. I don't know how close the parking lots will be.
> >
> >Hopefully there won't be overkill on this (just the places in real
> >bad shape will have to do something), but you never know.
> >
> >
> >-Bob T.
>
> I saw something on the new or something about this. They plan to start
> with the Grand Canyon and I believe Yellowstone and then move on to others
> like Acadia.
>
> John '98 sport 4x4, 3.9 auto
>
So what exactly is making the parks less accessable to the public(Who are
footing the bill for the parks) going to prove anyway? If we can't go and
enjoy them what's the point of having them in the first place? It just
doesn't make much since to me....
Bruce
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