Charging international visitors more to visit some of the national parks will bring in an estimated $90 million, according to the Department of Interior.

President Trump's new executive order aims to "Make America Beautiful Again" by raising national park fees for foreign visitors while maintaining affordability for American families.

President Trump ordered the Department of the Interior to look at raising revenue at national parks by increasing entry fees for foreign tourists.

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Currently, all national park visitors are subject to the same entry fee structure, but the Trump administration wants to charge foreign tourists more.

The proposed Parks to Passes trail, which would stretch about 262 miles from Butte to the Idaho line, appears destined to move forward with a federally-funded feasibility study.

Foreign visitors would be charged more to see national parks in the United States under the new executive order.

Assistant Parks and Recreation Director Scott McClain has been promoted to director of Durango Parks and Recreation after 19 years with the department. He will begin in his new role on Saturday ...

The Trump administration signed an executive order Thursday calling for higher national park entrance and pass fees for international visitors. The order also scraps an Obama-era memorandum aimed ...

During National Parks and Recreation Month in July and throughout the rest of the summer, the City of Lubbock Parks and Recreation Department is hosting free community events across several parks and ...

The 2025 Florida State Parks photo contest invites participants to submit photos in various categories until September 1.

National parks face lifeguard shortages after Trump cuts, prompting safety concerns Assateague Island, Maryland — The shoreline of Maryland's Assateague Island is a familiar place for surfer ...