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There's a National Park in Our Backyard - Use the River Trip Planner to Take Advantage of it!

The National Park Service - Mississippi National River and Recreation Area is very excited to announce their long awaited "River Trip Planner" is now availalble.

Use www.rivertripplanner.org to help you plan a route anywhere in the park, identify bus, rail lines and the best points of access popular river destinations. It's an easy-to-use Google-based map with embedded park destination and alternative transportation (bus, rail, bike, boat, and walking) information that builds on existing regional transit, recreational trails and river access.

Have fun, stay fit and reduce environmental impacts while exploring your national park!

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