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Go to nps.gov and find the park you are looking for. In my experience, there are phone numbers and addresses listed for each park.

You are welcome! Maybe you have different states you are trying to do, but check the states. Many states have their own passport programs (e.g. PA and OH do for sure).

Specifically Acadia and Shenandoah National parks

It all depends on the park. Some came back immediately and some took a few weeks. I would just give the park a call and see if they can give you an update. Best wishes.

I'm so glad you love them. My favorite too.

That is a great suggestion thank you! I don't know why glue never occurred to me. Maybe because I don't have great clue. Is there certain craft glue you suggest? Glad you are enjoying the passports as much as I am.

You are welcome! Glad it helped you out.

You are welcome. Glad this was helpful.

I hope you can check it out someday. Rail biking is a fun activity and is also available on this line. We enjoyed rail biking from Frostburg to Cumberland.

Awesome! I'm so glad this was helpful for you! It's a great feeling to get those passports caught up.

Thanks for watching. That is a great question. I think there is enough space for all of the National Parks if you are trying to hit the roughly 60 or so parks. But, if you are trying to do all the sites (seashores, battlefields, historic sites, etc) managed by NPS (400+), maybe they wouldn't fit. I'm not sure. You can also purchase additional pages to add to the classic edition too if you run out of space. It might be best to go into a visitor somewhere and look at your options in person and talk to a park ranger. I'm curious which passport you'll go with!

You can order those stampable stickers if you have missed stamps that you need to track down and you want to do it in that way versus glue, tape, etc. Otherwise, you can just order a passport and collect stamps as you visit each park. NPS locations should sell passports and stampable stickers as well.

The features for this continue to change slightly. I'm not certain about which phones have it. But check to see what options you have when you take a picture "live." On my live pictures, I currently have a pull-down tab in the upper left part of the screen with a down arrow and then the options are live, loop, bounce, long exposure, and off. Tapping long exposure here is the same effect.

@@adventureswithkelly9625 yes. I discovered it eventually after watching this video. Thanks

For sure! On the post on my website I mentioned putting your contact info on the space in the inside cover. Email would be a great thing to add.

It is a great park for the family. I haven't kayaked way up the coved. Would love to sometime!

They are called National Park Stampable Sticker Sets shop.americasnationalparks.org/product/152730/Passport-To-Your-National-Parks%C2%AE-Stampable-Sticker-Sets-%285%29/

Hey thank you! With a quick search, it looks like Georgia has its own passport for state parks (friendsofgastateparks.org/passport). I live in PA and PA has its own passport for our state parks and forests and I have used this method to track down missed PA stamps. Many states have their own passports but I think their stamps and stickers vary in size and may or may not fit the stampable sticker. But I wonder if they could stamp on other surfaces like name tags, labels, or just regular paper that you can glue in or tape in. I think it would be up to you if you want a separate GA park passport, or if you want to just add GA stamps to your NPS passport. Hope that is helpful. Good luck!

@@adventureswithkelly9625 thanks for the quick reply. Yes I saw the Ga state parks book, but was more interested in the national park book due to a lot of state parks not offering stamps. Also any recommendations on any books for collecting patches? I feel a lot more places have patches

@@Osobear14 Maybe we need someone to come along and make a giant book for all NPS sites and all state parks combined?You should do it 🤣. That would be a task! I'm sorry I'm not familiar with ways to collect patches. I haven't ventured much into that area. But that would be neat too!

Awesome I hope you check it out!

So glad you have enjoyed this area. This was our first trip to Wolf Rocks. Would love to return someday.

Glad you got to enjoy the trail as well. Looking forward to your video. Thanks for tuning in. Happy riding!

@@adventureswithkelly9625 Day one and day two are already posted on my channel. Love to have you come and take a look at them.

I’m not exactly sure but I think the box area is meant for the sticker sets and the other remaining space for the circular cancellations. We haven’t really collected any sticker sets so we have put cancellations all over the place. I don’t think there’s really a right or wrong. But you can ask a park ranger. And if your book fills up with one or the other, you can add pages (at least to the small one we have that I’m aware of).

@@adventureswithkelly9625 thanks for the reply

That's a great idea! Thanks for sharing.

I'm sorry the stampable stickers didn't work for you. I haven't had an issue with needing redos but this sounds like a great, cheaper solution. Thanks for sharing.

Hello! I feel better knowing I'm not the only one who missed the passports haha. I think you can definitely recover your stamps from 2019. I spoke with a park ranger and she suggested sending a letter is the best way to go because there's a better chance the park will follow through with your request. With phone calls, voicemails, staff changes, your request could get lost. As far as the stamps on the letter or the stampable stickers, it's a matter of preference. But my suggestion is to go with including stampable stickers in the envelope with your letter and self addressed stamp envelope. If the stamps are stamped on paper, you can cut the stamps from the letter and tape them in your book, but the book can get a little clumpy and the tape might peel off. The stickers placed in my passport are in there nice and clean and I'm really happy with it. But, I understand I might be a little obsessive about it. My sister went with the paper and tape method and she wished she would have done the stickers. I have a blog post going into more detail about this process. I hope it can answer any additional questions you might have. adventureswithkelly.com/2021/11/08/national-park-passport-overview-and-what-to-do-when-you-miss-your-stamp/ I hope this was helpful. Happy adventuring in National Parks in the US!

I'm so glad this is helpful.

The park visitor centers typically sell them where you can also shop for the passports. But here is a link also for the stamp able stickers. shop.americasnationalparks.org/product/152730/Passport-To-Your-National-Parks%C2%AE-Stampable-Sticker-Sets-%285%29/

You are welcome! I'm glad it was helpful information.

I'm so glad it was helpful. Now you can get all those stamps!

Thanks you!

I'm glad this was helpful! It's an exciting feeling to track down stamps.

Some National Parks require admission, and the Park Service offers an annual pass, but not all parks require it. This one did not, so no charge for this visit.

@@adventureswithkelly9625 awesome! Thank you for the follow up. I normally get the annual pass, but it never hurts to know in advance if you the pass or not. There is a ton of place to hike and explore in my channel that might interest you. Would live to hear your feedback! Keep up the videos!

@@MetroOnTheMove You've got a lot of great stuff. I'll follow along. I'm slow but will keep at it.