Making Hiking Accessible Without Cars

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By Michael MooreJul 20, 2023, 4:01 am175 pts
Editor’s note: a version of this article originally appeared on Millennial American Dream and is republished with permission When it comes to making hiking and exploring national and state parks accessible without a car, the U.S, still has some room for improvement. While many of the most popular national…

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