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As Point Reyes National Seashore welcomed visitors back to the park during the COVID-19 pandemic, park rangers produced videos encouraging visitors to Recreate Responsibly.
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Winter and spring is an incredible time to visit Point Reyes National Seashore. Follow these guidelines for a safe visit. Transcript
Ranger Fiona: Welcome back to Point Reyes National Seashore. We are so excited to have you return to our trails and beaches. But before you go, here are some tips to help you recreate responsibly.
Ranger Carlo: Check what's open. Park conditions may change. Visit our web site at nps.gov/pore for the most up-to-date information. Ranger Bonnie: Stay close to home. This isn't the time to travel long distances to recreate. Let's go, Honcho. Ranger Fiona: If your chosen destination is crowded, go elsewhere or come back on a weekday when it's less busy. Intern Ruby: Be prepared. Facilities may be closed or limited as we increase access to the park. Ranger Carlo: Bring your own food, water, hand sanitizer, and face covering. And please, fill up your gas tank in your own community. Ranger Bonnie: When you get here, practice physical distancing. Stay six feet from anyone who doesn't live with you, and be prepared to cover your nose and mouthand give others space. Intern Ruby: Leave no trace. Always pack out what you pack in, including gloves and masks. Ranger Matt: If you're feeling sick, stay home, and save your adventure for another day. Ranger Fiona: Help us remain open by doing your part to recreate responsibly. We look forward to seeing you soon. All staff: Safe parks remain open parks!
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A short video welcoming visitors to Point Reyes National Seashore with some tips on how to recreate responsibly during the COVID-19 pandemic. |
Last updated: March 17, 2022