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Crater Lake National Park, Oregon: draft visitor use plan
I 29.2/2x: C 85/3 ; 32 ; "NPS 1182."; "General management plan, Crater Lake National Park, part. III, visitor use plan."; Includes maps. ; "The visitor use plan places emphasis on providing a quality experience for. short-stay day users while providing optional experiences for those visitors who choose to spend a little more time to enjoy the subtle beauties of the park. The plan proposes a gradual redevelopment of the facilities and programs to enhance the primary experience - viewing Crater Lake - while, at the same time, making interpretation more accessible. Recognizing that the Rim Village will remain a primary viewing area and will have a degree of congestion as long as there are facilities to attract the visitors, the plan seeks to improve the quality of the visitors" experience through the removal of distracting facilities, the restructuring of needed facilities and services, and the development of improved interpretive facilities and programs throughout the park" P. 3.
Crater Lake National Park, Oregon: draft visitor use plan
I 29.2/2x: C 85/3 ; 32 ; "NPS 1182."; "General management plan, Crater Lake National Park, part. III, visitor use plan."; Includes maps. ; "The visitor use plan places emphasis on providing a quality experience for. short-stay day users while providing optional experiences for those visitors who choose to spend a little more time to enjoy the subtle beauties of the park. The plan proposes a gradual redevelopment of the facilities and programs to enhance the primary experience - viewing Crater Lake - while, at the same time, making interpretation more accessible. Recognizing that the Rim Village will remain a primary viewing area and will have a degree of congestion as long as there are facilities to attract the visitors, the plan seeks to improve the quality of the visitors" experience through the removal of distracting facilities, the restructuring of needed facilities and services, and the development of improved interpretive facilities and programs throughout the park" P. 3.
Crater Lake National Park, Oregon: draft visitor use plan
1977-01-01
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