southernsky
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Are their fees to go into Teton and Yellowstone and if so would it be better to buy a pass?
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Poppy & Nana
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here you go!
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southernsky
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ok what about buying a pass through nps?????
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agesilaus
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There is a combined fee to enter Tetons/Yellowstone. That is good for one week. As for an annual pass it depends on whether you'll visit enough parks during the 12 months to make it cheaper. 3 or 4 major parks would make it more than worthwhile in a year.
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skipnchar
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One fee covers both parks for (I believe) 14 days (could be only 7 days).
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NCWriter
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Are you 62? If so, buy the $10 lifetime senior pass. Best bargain in America, and besides free admission, it often gives you half price in the NPS campgrounds.
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tatest
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There are fees for Teton, Yellowstone, and many other NPS properties.
There is an Annual Pass (now $80) for the NPS and other Federal recreational properties.
I've usually found it worthwhile to buy the annual pass on my first visit to a fee property after my previous pass expired. With the pass in hand, I would more likely visit parks and facilities I might otherwise pass by, because of the fees.
Most of the time that also worked for me with the Texas Parks and Wildlife recreational pass, as it took only a couple park visits with a carload of adults to accumulate fees equivalent to the cost of the pass.
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Jim Shoe
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You can buy whatever pass you choose at any National Park or you can buy on line Here. The pass is good for any and all national parks.
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johntank
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NCWriter wrote:Are you 62? If so, buy the $10 lifetime senior pass. Best bargain in America, and besides free admission, it often gives you half price in the NPS campgrounds.
I agree if you are 62 or older get the senior pass.
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