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The National Park Service is expecting one of their busiest years on record. Pandemic fatigue has sparked a surge of interest in outdoor recreation. 

People are flocking to national parks, but many are finding long lines or limited entry due to overcrowding. As vacationers prepare to venture out for summer, what can they do to make the national park experience more enjoyable?

Friday, two recreation experts joined host Kerri Miller to talk tips on how to plan, be a responsible park visitor, and enjoy the benefits of spending time in nature.

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Pandemic fatigue has sparked a surge of interest in outdoor recreation. The National Park Service is expecting one of their busiest years on record. As vacationers prepare to venture out for summer, what can they do to make the national park experience more enjoyable?

Pandemic fatigue has sparked a surge of interest in outdoor recreation. The National Park Service is expecting one of their busiest years on record. As vacationers prepare to venture out for summer, what can they do to make the national park experience more enjoyable?

Venturing to a national park? What you need to know

Tourists line up for photos at Delicate Arch in Arches National Park

Venturing to a national park? What you need to know

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