National park overcrowding subject of Senate hearing
The parking lot at Logan Pass in Glacier National Park is crowded with cars and visitors on a summer day in this 2019 file photo. (Daily Inter Lake)
Lawmakers and key experts searching for ways to alleviate overcrowding at national parks suggested upgrading smartphone applications for visitors, increasing park staffing and expanding transit services during a hearing Wednesday before the U.S...
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