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But you can't prospect in federal, national, or state parks so the passport will do me no good unless I just want to go and take pictures and act like a tourist. Here at Angeles, Cleveland, Los Padres, and San Bernardino National Forests they have a day use fee of $5 or an annual pass for $30. They call it an "Adventure Pass", call it whatever, I call it a rip off since I already pay enough taxes and don't need another fee just to use my public lands... The funny thing is if you don't have a pass they give you a ticket that costs $5, so most of the time I just go without it and if they catch me I give them their $5, have only been ticketed once.russau said:i dont know about state parks but for federal parks you can get a "Golden age passport" if 62 and over for $10. and if your handicapped as i am, you can get it for free. these are good for 1 year.im thinking of getting one but i dont camp at these kinds of parks. i camp primitive ,but i was thinking along the lines of where i park to go into areas. i dont want to get cited and have to goto court to show them anything!kinda like a free hall pass or a get out of jail free card!
The areas That I frequented in those days are now covered in gang graffiti and littered with trash by some very disrespectful people.
I almost feel like the Eco Nazis are doing us a favor to preserve the land by shutting down these areas to protect from this wave of rising misfits and
It very well may have been the plan from the very beginning "I don't think it's about the frog or fish".Alot of these different cultures don't share the same respect of the land as we do.