In the case of Zion National Park, does the Kolob Canyon stamp count as a unique park location or is it considered part of the overall Zion National Park stamp? Or to ask another way, will Kolob Canyon and Zion National Park be counted as two park stamps? They were separated by approximately 40 miles and each has its own visitor center unique stamp. However, I will ride to each location to meet the intent of the NPT. For example, the park stamps for the Brices Cross Roads National Battlefield Site and the Tupelo National Battlefield are located at one location -the visitor center at mile marker 266 on the Natchez Trace Parkway. My conscience will not allow me to claim a park stamp without riding to the site.
Your objective to visit the sites as part of the NPT is loud and clear. However, I wondered if it was authorized or in the "spirit" of the National Park Tour cert to collect the stamp for all three locations at one visitor center even if you didn't physically stop at the other locations. I did not have time to visit the two additional monument locations, so I didn't collect the passport stamp for the other two John Day Fossil Bed locations. Does the two park stamps count as two park locations or are they considered one park stamp since they both have Zion National Park in their title?Ģ) I collected the John Day Fossil Bed National Monument stamp, but while at the visitor center, they had two additional stamps for other fossil bed locations. I rode to each visitor center to collect the stamp. I'm 15 states and 28 National Park System passport stamps into the quest, but wonder if some of my passport stamps will count.ġ) I collected the Zion National Park Springdale, UT and Zion National Park Kolob Canyon stamps earlier this week. I need guidance on the National Park Tour cert.
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