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Free Publications Program

In addition to providing our public land agency partners with funding for educational programs and projects, we provide a significant amount of funding every year for free visitor newspapers, maps, and leaflets. These free publications offer valuable information, news updates, safety tips, and other information on special events and volunteer opportunities in the hope that each visitor will have the most rewarding experience possible. We invite you to download any of these publications for free, courtesy of all the nice folks who shop and make donations at our locations around the Pacific Northwest and through our online store.
Have a great visit!

Deschutes National Forest
		Volcanic Vistas: Summer 2007 (1.94 MB) Volcanic Vistas: Summer 2006 (4.56 MB) Volcanic Vistas: Summer 2005 (1.73 MB)
Gifford Pinchot National Forest
		Vicinity Map 2005 (989 KB)
Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest
		Winter Activity Guide 2007 (1.56 MB)
Mount Rainier National Park
		Tahoma News: Summer 2007 (1.30 MB) Tahoma News: Fall 2006 (1.77 MB)
Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Mmnt.
		Volcano Review: Summer 2007 (1.46 MB) Volcano Review: Summer 2006 (37.9 MB)
Nez Perce National Historical Park
		Mylie Lawyer Collection Handout (84 KB) Partners & Friends Newsletter: Summer 2006 (249 KB) Spalding Brochure White Bird Walking Tour
North Cascades National Park
		Challenger: 2007 (6.0 MB) Challenger: 2006 Focus on Stehekin: 2006-2007 (465 KB) Ross Lake Map and Guide Wilderness Trip Planner
Olympic National Park
		Bugler: Winter/Spring 2007 (1.42 MB) Bugler: Summer 2006 (5.56 MB)

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People who understand the value of public lands help care for them.
Help us provide free newspapers, maps, and other publications that educate visitors about the history, culture, and geology that make our public lands so special and worth caring for - for generations to come.

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