From Yosemite to Yellowstone, entrance fees to National Parks across the U.S will be free on Saturday, September 26 in honor of National Public Lands DayExcelsior Geyser Crater, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, United States of America. gettyHere’s some good news, National Park’s across the U.S. will be waiving entrance fee’s this Saturday, September 26th in honor of National Public Lands Day. According to a study of all 62 National Parks across the U.S. by online travel startup Tourlane, travel experts found Yosemite to be the overall most popular national park amongst travelers followed by Yellowstone, Joshua Tree in California and Big Bend National Park in Texas. “National parks offer visitors a chance to escape crowded cities, while still being easily accessible by car from major population centers.”If you miss out this weekend, the next free entrance day will be held on November 11th in honor of Veterans Day according to the NPS website. For the full list of fee-free parks in every state you can check out the link here.

Source: Forbes September 22, 2020 17:03 UTC