Applicants must provide documentation of age and residency or citizenship. Photos on the passes are by Lori Wilkinson, Yellowstone National Park (top) and Karla Rivera, 2021 Share the Experience Photo Contest Grand Prize Winner (bottom) Senior PassĪvailable for: US citizens or permanent residents ages 62 or over. The Interagency Senior Lifetime Pass and the 2023 Interagency Senior Annual Pass. Educators however, do not qualify for a 4th Grade Pass but may want to get one of the other Interagency Passes. Learn more at the Every Kid Outdoors website. Educators may help students obtain 4th Grade Passes.Find detailed information about this pass on the Every Kid Outdoors website and the USGS Store's Frequently Asked Questions webpage.
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4th Grade PassĬost: Free pass valid for the duration of the 4th grader's school year though the following summer (September-August)Īvailable for: US 4th graders, including home-schooled and free-choice learners 10 years of age, with a valid Every Kid Outdoors paper voucher Photo on the pass by Anthony Graziano at Wertheim National Wildlife Refuge in New York. student in the 4th grade or home-school equivalent?” then points to a 4th grade pass for free. It asks, “Are you currently serving in the Military or a dependent?” then points to a Military Annual pass for free. It asks, “Do you have a medically determined permanent disability?” then points to an Access pass for free. It asks, “Are you a Gold Star Family member or veteran?” then points to a Military Lifetime pass for free. It asks, “Are you age 62 or over?” then points to a Senior Annual pass for $20 or Senior Lifetime pass for $80. Citizen or Permanent Resident?” there are multiple pass options: It asks, “Are you a federal lands volunteer that has completed 250 hours of service?” then points to a Volunteer pass for free.īelow a question asking, “Are you a U.S. It asks, “Are you between the ages of 16-62?” then points to an Annual pass for $80.
The first row of pass options includes the questions and answers: It is also decorated with silhouettes of trees and a bison. And includes logos of participating federal agencies, including the National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, Bureau of Reclamation, U.S. The infographic includes logos a website to “” to find more information about these passes. Funds from Pass sales help Federal agencies support high-quality experiences for visitors” These passes apply to multiple agencies (see logos below) and may be obtained with appropriate ID or documentation. There are a variety of options in the interagency pass program. It is titled “Which Interagency Pass is Right for Me?” Text reads “America the Beautiful – The National Park and Federal Recreation Lands Pass. The image is a decision tree to assist people deciding which entrance pass to get. Passholders must show valid photo identification (ID) with each pass. Please remember when making your purchase that Interagency Passes are non-refundable, non-transferable, cannot be extended and cannot be replaced if lost or stolen.
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Please visit the USGS Online Store for detailed information about how to purchase a pass online and whether purchasing a pass now is the right decision for you. In addition to getting one of the Interagency Passes in person at national parks and other federal recreation sites, many of the America the Beautiful - The National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands (Interagency) Passes are available to order from the USGS Online Store (allow at least three weeks for order processing and delivery). To find a location near you that issues these interagency passes, search the list of all federal recreation sites where the passes are issued, including national parks. Children ages 15 or under are admitted free. A pass covers the pass owner and all occupants in a personal vehicle at sites that charge per vehicle or, the pass owner and up to three additional adults (16 and over) at sites that charge per person. America the Beautiful - The National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass SeriesĮach pass covers entrance fees at lands managed by the National Park Service and US Fish & Wildlife Service and also standard amenity fees (day use fees) at lands managed by the US Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, Bureau of Reclamation, and US Army Corps of Engineers.
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