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The weather is cooler, but wildfire season is not over. Conditions remain dry in many areas and can change quickly. All parks are under a Level 2 or Level 3 Burn Ban. Check park alerts and burn restrictions before lighting any fires. 

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Who’s who of public lands

State parks, national parks, national forests — there are so many places to recreate in Washington and that’s kind of why we love it here. While we’re all united by our love of the outdoors, each of these places are unique in jurisdiction and management. Before your next adventure, know where you’re going so you know what pass you need and who to reach out to if you need support.

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