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Difficulty Deciding?
To help you choose a pass, think about how often and where you recreate. If you are at least 62 or have a disability you may qualify for a lifetime pass. The tool below can help you decide which pass is best for you.

Are you at least 62 or do you have a disability?		Interagency LIFETIME PASS 62 years old or over? Consider purchasing an Interagency Senior Pass. Permanent disability? May be eligible for a free Interagency Access Pass.
How often do you recreate?
Do you recreate only a few times per year? If you recreate often, where do you go?		DAY PASS Consider Purchasing a National Forest Recreation Day Pass or, if you are only visiting the Oregon Coast, a 5 Day Oregon Pacific Coast Passport.
Do you recreate only on National Forest Lands in Oregon and Washington? For example, you typically recreate on the Deschutes National Forest and the Mt. Hood National Forest. (explain more...)		Regional ANNUAL PASS Consider Purchasing an Annual Northwest Forest Pass (also available in a decal for motorcycles/open top vehicles).

Do you recreate on federal lands available coast to coast? For Example: At several National Forests AND several National Parks. (explain more...)		Interagency ANNUAL PASS Consider purchasing an Interagency Annual Pass.

Do you recreate on federal lands as well as state parks? For Example: At several National Forests and several National Parks across the USA, and at State Parks. (explain more...)		Combination ANNUAL PASS Consider purchasing a Washington & Oregon Recreation Pass or, if you are only visiting the Oregon Coast, an Annual Oregon Pacific Coast Passport.

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