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A small park in a mining town near Glasgow produced John Robertson, Jimmy Johnstone and a host of other future professional ...

There are seven National Parks in Kentucky plus another two National Park Affiliated Sites. The National Park sites in ...

As of Jan. 1, visitors to the United States will have to pay $100 each to enter some of the country’s most popular national parks — on top of existing entry fees. U.S. Department of the Interior ...

Plus, how much annual passes and entry fees are for international visitors. Visiting a U.S. national park will look a little different in 2026. From new pricing and digital passes to expanded free ...

America’s national parks offer some of the country’s most impressive vistas—and that fact draws hundreds of millions of people to them each year. But more changes are on the way in 2026, and visitors ...

Several major changes are coming to U.S. national parks in 2026 to mark America's 250th anniversary. There will be more "patriotic fee-free days" for U.S. residents, replacing some previous free days ...

TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The federal government is making some changes for visitors heading to national parks in 2026. Just under one million people have visited Saguaro National Park. Many of those ...

President Ulysses S. Grant established Yellowstone as the first national park on March 1, 1872. Ever since, 27 American presidents have supported, nurtured, and developed national parks — that is, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. 2026 is not going to be like other years at national parks. Not only will they mark America's 250th anniversary with a year full ...

Starting tomorrow, international visitors will have to pay more to enter 11 popular national parks. The Trump administration calls this one of its latest America First policies. Rachel Cohen, from the ...

The acting director of the National Park Service believes 2025 was a “ass-kicking year.” Advocates for what polls say is the most popular federal agency might use the same term, but with a far ...