Park Trails
ParkChat
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Q1 #ParkChat Unfortunately life has a way of limiting how long we can stay at a Park so we have to make the most of it. When planning a Park visit how do you decide which trails to hike and which to skip? Name one that you skipped but are planning to go back and try @Wild_Tribute
beckyjlomax
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Q2. In general, do you most enjoy park trails on oceanfront, islands, forest, desert, canyons, mountains, high meadows, alpine tundra, lakes, volcanic areas, or caves? And why? #parkchat
beckyjlomax
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Q3. Share one of your fave short park hikes or strolls that you could repeat again and again? Words or pics are great. #parkchat
beckyjlomax
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Q5. Where is one of the best park hikes for families with kids? (Toss in those family-on-the-trail pics!) #parkchat
beckyjlomax
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Q6. Share one of your earliest memories of hiking in a national park. (Words or pics will do.) #parkchat
beckyjlomax
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Q7. What do you consider the biggest challenge the NPS has in maintaining park trails? Why? #parkchat
beckyjlomax
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Q9. Tell us (or show us in a pic) about the most strenuous hike you’ve done that you considered totally worth the struggle? #parkchat
beckyjlomax
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Q10. If you could beam (like in Star Trek) to a trailhead anywhere right now for a hike, what trail would that be and why? #parkchat
Wild_Tribute
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Q11. Bushwhacking is the art of navigating when a trail is not present. Highly looked down upon in sensitive vegetation areas, but at times necessary depending the scenario and Park. Any noteworthy bushwhacks you’ve experienced in the field? Tell us about it. #ParkChat