We were driving from Austin Texas to Washington State for a summer visit, we decided to detour through Montana. We kept running into Lewis and Clark references--from Lolo Pass to Lewiston and Clarkston and others. Ultimately, we ended up at Fort Clatsop in Oregon. It was a fitting conclusion to the learning we had been doing about the Lewis and Clark expedition. We were reminded of what a great job the National Park Service does interpreting its historical sites. We appreciate you! Thank you!
Thank you to all the Park Rangers in many parks - I have never run into one that was not friendly and helpful!!
Thank you to all the park ambassadors at YNP. We had a wonderful time and learned a tremendous amount of geology, wildlife, and history of the park. Great job and thanks!
Ranger Harmon, we have loved every tour we’ve ever had from you. We were hooked with the first one where you so interestingly wove 19th century architecture and landscaping into the Gettysburg National Cemetery tour. You use a lot of symbolism and paint a picture that brings history to life in all your tours. You never fail to keep our attention and we will always sign up for a Troy Harmon tour whenever we get the chance.
On Nov 3 in Cades Cove, we came across a black bear and her three cubs. The volunteer kept us safe and told us a lot about the bears. I wish I remembered his name.
It has been my privilege and joy to visit several national parks and monuments across the country. The people who work in them every day have been welcoming, kind, interesting and most helpful. Without their efforts, the parks would suffer, the public would suffer and I would miss valuable interactions. Thank you all for being there. I hope to visit more destinations in the future and meet more of you.
We have always learned so much from listening to National Park Rangers and personnel! Thank you for your service and passion for our great natural resources!
Thank you to all the Park Rangers. We appreciate your dedication to help the visitors.
Thank you for all that you all do to make everyone's visit to RMNP the greatest ever! I got to meet several of you all during my visit last summer and each person was extremely knowledgeable, friendly and were some of the highlights of my visit to the park. Thanks to those who made the rounds on Trail Ridge Road at the pull off areas and thanks to all who I met on the trails who answered questions and even ask for our input. You guys and gals was the BEST!
Thanks for taking care of this national treasure. We visited in September and were blown away by this geological marvel.
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