New Self-Service Fee Machines Improve Visitor Access to National Forest Recreation

Automated fee machine (Photo – ANF)

A new automated fee machine is now in service at the Clear Creek Information Station, making it easier for visitors to purchase the Daily Adventure Pass. An additional automated fee machine is available at the San Gabriel Canyon Gateway Center along State Route 39.

By News Desk

The machines accept debit and credit cards only and do not accept cash. Daily Adventure Passes are available for $5.00. These automated stations are designed to improve visitor convenience and expand access to recreation opportunities across Southern California’s national forests.

No matter where residents and visitors live in Southern California, they are only a short drive from wildland recreation experiences in the Angeles, Cleveland, Los Padres, and San Bernardino National Forests. These forest lands feature mountains rising to more than 11,500 feet, as well as canyons, expansive forests, lakes, waterfalls, rivers, and streams.

Recreation opportunities across the Southern California National Forests include hiking, camping, mountain biking, off-highway vehicle travel, picnicking, winter snow play, cross-country skiing, and many other activities.

National forest lands are a unique and precious resource, meant to be enjoyed and cared for so they remain available for present and future generations. Recreation passes help fund Standard Amenity Fees, which support day-use areas across the Angeles, Cleveland, Los Padres, and San Bernardino National Forests.

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