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The National Park Service announced Wednesday that Arches, Glacier, and Yosemite National Parks will end timed entry reservation requirements, broadening access during peak seasons. The move ends pandemic-era timed entry reservations at the three parks and, officials said, seeks to keep them open and accessible. The Park Service said seasonal staffing and operational readiness will increase, with short-term traffic management used when roads or parking reach capacity. Some parks will retain restrictions: Rocky Mountain National Park will require reservations in peak summer and in February–March, and Zion National Park will keep its Angels Landing lottery. The Coalition to Protect America’s National Parks criticized the change, warning of ecological damage and strained staff response. #nationalparks #outdooraccess #parkmanagement #conservation #travelnews

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