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National Forests as National Play Grounds
Washington reports that nearly 406,775 people visited U S National forests last year as protections and development make forests into major recreation areas. The U S Agriculture Department notes rising use, expanding season, and growing accessibility with extensive visitor statistics by state and notable monuments and landscapes attracting travelers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
United States
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Alaska
Coconino Forest
Arizona
Angeles
California
National Forest
Montana
New Mexico
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Washington
Cinder Cone
Gila
Grand Canyon
Jewel Cave
South Dakota
Lassen Peak
Cascades
Pinnacles
Tonto
Tonto Forest
Glacier Park
Petrified Forest
Oregon Caves
Rangers
U.S. Department of Agriculture