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Discover Pass-free day set for Sept. 25

By The Chronicle
Published: September 12, 2021, 6:05am

CENTRALIA — Visitors can enter state lands without a Discover Pass on Sept. 25 to recognize National and Washington Public Lands Day.

The pass-free day applies to all visitor parking on Washington Department of Natural Resources lands and Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife lands. It also includes free access to day-use areas at Washington State Parks, stated a news release.

National Public Lands Day was established in 1994 as the fourth Saturday in September. Then in 2019, the Legislature passed a bill proclaiming the fourth Saturday in September as Washington Public Lands Day.

Visitors are asked to be prepared and have a backup plan if their destination of choice is crowded or closed.

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