The America the Beautiful Federal Lands Pass (aka “national park pass”) programs include the Annual Pass, Senior Pass, Access Pass, Military Pass, and Gold Star Families & Veterans Pass. These passes offer some of the best bargains for travel available today, a fact that only deepened with the recent introduction of the Gold Star Families & Veterans Pass in December 2022 as well as the addition of the Annual Senior pass for those who might prefer or need to “pay their way” to the longstanding lifetime pass option instead of paying it entirely upfront. Here, we’ll go over each pass and also a comprehensive list of locations that they may be used.

What are the America the Beautiful Pass Options?

As just stated, there are a number of pass options with the America the Beautiful National Parks & Federal Recreational Lands Pass series. These include the following: the Annual Pass, the Access Pass, the Lifetime and Annual Senior Passes, the Volunteer Pass, the Active Military Pass, the Gold Star & Veterans Pass, and the Every Kid Outdoors (formerly Every Kid in Parks) Pass.

As a pro tip, 80% of the funding of a pass sale when purchased at a fee site or office stays at that site. If you can, purchase it at a site that means something to you, or that doesn’t receive lots of funding and attention from other sources. For example, if I was traveling to northern Arizona, I might opt to get it at Sunset Crater Volcano rather than Grand Canyon for this reason. For southern Utah, I might opt for somewhere like Cedar Breaks over Zion. Not because I don’t love Zion and Grand Canyon, but they have major support networks relative to places like Cedar Breaks and Sunset Crater.

Alternatively, I might inquire at a BLM or Forest Service office as to what their fee programs support and purchase it there, such as the BLM office in St George, Utah. Many of those offices manage areas that have similar beauty and resources to national parks but which are even more underfunded and understaffed and could also use the money from the pass sales. Online purchases are treated as a third party and go into a general fund so they do not have the same benefit to any land management area. For this reason, as well as the delay in getting them and lost time that the pass is valid, I do not recommend purchasing a pass online.

There is some controversy regarding hanging passes in the windshield. Technically, by policy, you need to have your pass, or an annual decal. However, due to risk of theft (although in my experience parkgoers are unlikely to be the type to break windshields, even for lifetime passes) some will recommend writing your pass number on a hang tag or requesting a decal to attach to your windshield for situations where you either enter a fee area after it has closed or are in one (such as a campground) overnight and need it displayed the next morning.

You must still have your pass on you and present your pass when requested. The pass number is keyed to your type of pass but it is not proof of your specific pass. If you do not have your pass on you, you must acquire a replacement or pay the standard fee for the area. Photos, printouts, and photocopies are not acceptable substitutes, you must present the actual pass itself when requested.

Annual Pass

Annual Pass

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This is the standard pass for all visitors to US public lasts. It covers all entrance fees for one year from date of purchase. At per-person entry sites (e.g. Cedar Breaks, Denali) or if entering a park or other fee area by non motorized means, the pass covers the entry fee for the passholder and 3 additional individuals 16 or older. Anyone is eligible, regardless of whether you are a US citizen or not. Two people can sign the Annual Pass, unlike any of the other passes. However, the pass cannot be used by someone other than the two individuals who signed the pass.

The National Park Service is currently alone in crediting prior entrance fee payments from national park sites (regardless of designation) toward the purchase of an Annual Pass. In order to receive this credit, bring your prior fee receipts from NPS properties to an NPS fee station and present them accordingly to receive a a discount on the purchase of an Annual Pass.

See here for frequently asked questions regarding the Annual Pass, bearing the the intro above in mind.

If you arrive on a motorcycle with an Annual Pass, the pass is good for two motorcycles if the two operators are those who signed the pass, regardless of the number of people on each motorcycle.

Pro tips:

  • If you purchase early in a month, because it is good until the end of the punched month, you essentially get an extra month of use out of the pass. Try and time a trip (or pass purchase) accordingly.

Changes Coming 2024

Starting in January 2024, you will no longer be able to put two people’s names on the Annual Pass in order to cut down on fraudulent use (i.e. individuals purchasing it for themselves, then selling it to another person in violation of the terms of the pass as nontransferable.) Only one person will be allowed to sign and use an Annual Pass, as with each other pass.

America the Beautiful Senior Passes

Senior Passes (Lifetime & Annual)

Eligibility: Must be a U.S. citizen 62 years or older

Lifetime

Price: $80

In addition to the benefits of the standard Annual Pass, the Lifetime Senior Pass offers a 50% discount on “expanded amenity fees” at publicly managed fee areas. Expanded amenity fees including things like camping fees and things like cave tours or any other tours that might require additional fees beyond (or instead of) the standard entrance fee. Concessionaire-operated tours and campgrounds may or may not apply depending on company policy. [Strictly personal opinion, this is a reason to keep as many areas of public lands in public hands as possible].

You must sign the pass and present it with a photo ID for entry at fee areas. At unstaffed fee areas, in order to not risk theft of a lifetime pass, write the pass number (not the SKU) on the green America the Beautiful pass hangtag and hang it on your rear view mirror. The pass is not linked to you but certain portions of the number will demonstrate its legitimacy. You must still have the pass on you to present if requested. The pass does not transfer to a spouse, other family member, or friend if the passholder is not present.

When it comes to added discounts for camping specifically, under this pass camping discounts only apply to the fee for the campsite physically occupied by the pass holder. If the group the passholder is part of occupies multiple campsites, the other sites do not qualify for a discount (unless they, too, have passholders of their own). If utility fees are available and are charged separately, there is no discount but the discount may apply if the utility and campsite fees are combined. There is no discount for group campsites and facilities that charge a flat fee. If it charges a per person fee, the pass owner alone receives a discount.

Annual

Price: $20

Introduced relatively recently, this pass is essentially like “leasing” the Lifetime variant. If a single commitment of $80 is too much for you at the time, or if you just prefer to split the payment up or have other personal reasons why it works better for you, you can get an annual one for $20 instead.

After 4 years, you can trade in four of these passes for the Lifetime pass at no additional cost, or get the Lifetime one at any time less the price of any Annual ones presented at the time of purchase. You must present the Annual pass cards when upgrading to the Lifetime pass or the discount for them will not apply. The benefits of the Annual pass are the same as the Lifetime pass, the only difference is how long the pass is good for. The pass does not transfer to a spouse, other family member, or friend if the passholder is not present.

America the Beautiful Access Pass

Access Pass

Price: Free
Eligibility: Must be a U.S. citizen and have a lifetime permanent disability affecting one or more major life functions

The Access Pass is available to persons with disabilities of any age. The benefits are the same as the Senior Passes. To acquire one, you have two options: either bring a doctor’s note affirming disability status (it does *not* need to state the specific disability) or sign an oath affirming that you have a lifetime permanent disability affecting one or more major life functions. Please do not request this if this does not apply to you. You must sign the pass and present it with a photo ID for entry at fee areas.

At unstaffed fee areas, in order to not risk theft of a lifetime pass, write the pass number (not the SKU) on the green America the Beautiful pass hangtag and hang it on your rear view mirror. The pass is not linked to you but certain portions of the number will demonstrate its legitimacy. You must still have the pass on you to present if requested. The pass does not transfer to a spouse, other family member, or friend if the passholder is not present.

Active Duty Military Pass

Active Duty Military Pass

If you are Active Duty, a free version with the same benefits as the standard Annual Pass is available to you. Present your CAC card or other proof of current duty status in order to pick it up. As usual, you must sign the pass to validate it and present it with a photo ID for entry at fee areas. It does not transfer to a spouse, other family member, or friend if the servicemember is not present.

Gold Star Family & Veterans Pass

Lifetime Gold Star Family & Veterans Pass

If you are a member of a Gold Star family or a veteran, a new pass was recently released for you. Bring proof of status (eg, for a veteran, a driver’s license stating “veteran.”) This pass confers the same benefits as the standard Annual and Active Duty passes, but is a lifetime pass instead. It does not transfer to a spouse, other family member, or friend if the passholder is not present or deceased.

Volunteer Pass

Volunteer Pass

Price: $0
Eligibility: Must provide documentation of 250 hours of volunteer service to qualify

If you commit 250 hours of volunteer service to public lands, you qualify for a free volunteer pass. It’s valid for 12 months from date of issue. For this one the volunteer should speak to their coordinator.

America the Beautiful 4th Grade Pass (Every Kid Outdoors/Every Kid in Parks)

4th Grade Pass

Cost: $0
Valid: Eligible starting September of 4th grade year and valid through following summer.

For this one, go to the Every Kid Outdoors website and follow the instructions there to apply. Once you have your paper voucher from that, you can exchange it for the actual pass at anywhere you would have gotten one of the other passes. Digital versions are not accepted, you must bring the paper version to exchange for the pass. Teachers can help their students obtain the passes (see link above).

Where are the America the Beautiful Passes Valid?

Well, this depends slightly on the pass, and private concessionaires can opt to recognize the pass as well. So this list is about as comprehensive as you can get but it can’t account for factors like those. If you have a Senior or Access Pass, in addition to the entrance fee areas listed below, remember that the vast majority of publicly-run campgrounds and tours (eg ranger led or managed) will offer discounts on these amenities. It’s always a good idea to show your pass at a given location and ask what it is good for there to confirm. But every pass will be good for entrance fees and day use only fees at the following locations.

Zion National Park, Utah

National Park Service

  • Acadia National Park (ME)
  • Adams National Historical Park (MA)
  • Antietam National Battlefield (MD)
  • Arches National Park (UT)
  • Assateague Island National Seashore (MD)
  • Badlands National Park (SD)
  • Bandelier National Monument (NM)
  • Bent’s Old Fort National Historic Site (CO)
  • Big Bend National Park (TX)
  • Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park (CO)
  • Bryce Canyon National Park (UT)
  • Cabrillo National Monument (CA)
  • Canaveral National Seashore (FL)
  • Canyonlands National Park (UT)
  • Cape Cod National Seashore (MA)
  • Capitol Reef National Park (UT)
  • Capulin Volcano National Monument (NM)
  • Carlsbad Caverns National Park (NM)
  • Castillo de San Marcos National Monument (FL)
  • Cedar Breaks National Monument (UT)
  • Chaco Culture National Historical Park (NM)
  • Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area (GA)
  • Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Historical Park (MD)
  • Christiansted National Historic Site (St Croix, USVI)
  • Colonial National Historical Park (VA)
  • Colorado National Monument (CO)
  • Crater Lake National Park (OR)
  • Craters of the Moon National Monument & Preserve (ID)
  • Cumberland Island National Seashore (GA)
  • Death Valley National Park (CA)
  • Denali National Park & Preserve (AK)
  • Devils Tower National Monument (WY)
  • DInosaur National Monument (UT/CO)
  • Dry Tortugas National Park (FL)
  • Everglades National Park (FL)
  • Florissant Fossil Beds National Monument (CO)
  • Fort Davis National Historic Site (TX)
  • Fort McHenry National Monument & Historic Shrine (MD)
  • Fort Pulaski National Monument (GA)
  • Fort Smith National Historic Site (AR)
  • Fort Sumter and Fort Moultrie National Historical Park (SC)
  • Fort Vancouver National Historic Site (WA)
  • Glacier National Park (MT)
  • Glen Canyon National Recreation Area (AZ/UT)
  • Golden Spike National Historic Site (UT)
  • Grand Canyon National Park (AZ)
  • Grand Teton National Park (WY)
  • Great Falls Park (VA)
  • Great Sand Dunes National Park & Preserve (CO)
  • Guadalupe Mountains National Park (TX)
  • Gulf Islands National Seashore (FL/MS)
  • Harpers Ferry National Historical Park (WV)
  • Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park (HI)
  • Home of Franklin Delano Roosevelt National Historic Site (NY)
  • Hovenweep National Monument (UT)
  • Indiana Dunes National Park (IN)
  • Isle Royale National Park (MI)
  • Joshua Tree National Park (CA)
  • Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park (GA)
  • Lake Mead National Recreation Area (NV/AZ)
  • Lassen Volcanic National Park (CA)
  • Lava Beds National Monument (CA)
  • Lewis & Clark National Historical Park (OR/WA)
  • Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument (MT)
  • Mesa Verde National Park (CO)
  • Montezuma Castle National Monument (AZ)
  • Mount Rainier National Park (AZ)
  • Muir Woods National Monument (CA)
  • Natural Bridges National Monument (UT)
  • Olympic National Park (WA)
  • Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument (AZ)
  • Padre Island National Seashore (TX)
  • Perry’s Victory and International Peace Memorial (OH)
  • Petrified Forest National Park (AZ)
  • Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore (MI)
  • Pinnacles National Park (CA)
  • Pipe Spring National Monument (AZ)
  • Prince William Forest Park (VA)
  • Pu’uhonua O Honaunau National Historical Park (HI)
  • Rocky Mountain National Park (CO)
  • Sagamore Hill National Historic Site (NY)
  • Saguaro National Park (AZ)
  • Saint Gaudens National Historic Site (NH)
  • San Francisco Maritime National Historic Site (CA)
  • San Juan National Historic Site (PR)
  • Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Parks (CA)
  • Shenandoah National Park (VA)
  • Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore (MI)
  • Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument (AZ)
  • Theodore Roosevelt National Park (ND)
  • Thomas Edison National Historical Park (NJ)
  • Tonto National Monument (AZ)
  • Tumacacori National Monument (AZ)
  • Tuzigoot National Monument (AZ)
  • Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Site (NY)
  • Vicksburg National Military Park (MS)
  • Walnut Canyon National Monument (AZ)
  • Whiskeytown National Recreation Area (CA)
  • White Sands National Park (NM)
  • Wright Brothers National Memorial (NC)
  • Wupatki National Monument (AZ)
  • Yellowstone National Park (WY/ID/MT)
  • Yosemite National Park (CA)
  • Zion National Park (UT)

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service

Assateague Island Lighthouse
Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge
  • Aransas National Wildlife Refuge (TX)
  • Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge (FL)
  • Back Bay National Wildlife Refuge (VA)
  • Balcones Canyonlands National Wildlife Refuge (TX)
  • Big Oaks National Wildlife Refuge (IN)
  • Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge (WA)
  • Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge (MD)
  • Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge (DE)
  • Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge (AZ)
  • Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge (VA)
  • DeSoto National Wildlife Refuge (IA)
  • Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge (WA)
  • Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge (NJ)
  • Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge (MA)
  • Holla Bend National Wildlife Refuge (AR)
  • J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge (FL)
  • Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge (HI)
  • Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge (TX)
  • Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge (FL)
  • Mingo National Wildlife Refuge (MO)
  • Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge (FL/GA)
  • Parker River National Wildlife Refuge (MA)
  • Piedmont National Wildlife Refuge (GA)
  • Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge (ME)
  • Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge (WA)
  • Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge (CA)
  • Santa Ana National Wildlife Refuge (TX)
  • St Catherine’s Creek National Wildlife Refuge (MS)
  • St Marks National Wildlife Refuge (FL)
  • St Vincent National Wildlife Refuge (FL)
  • Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge (WA)

Bureau of Land Management

Red Cliffs Recreation Area
BLM St George Field Office
  • All developed day-use recreation areas charging day use fees unless posted otherwise

US Forest Service

Four Peaks
Tonto National Forest
  • All developed day-use recreation areas unless posted otherwise
    • Allegheny National Forest (PA)
    • Angeles National Forest (CA)
    • Angelina National Forest (TX)
    • Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest (AZ/NM)
    • Apalachicola National Forest (FL)
    • Arapaho National Forest (CO)
    • Ashley National Forest (UT/WY)
    • Beaverhead-Deerlodge National Forest (MT)
    • Bienville National Forest (MS)
    • Bighorn National Forest (WY)
    • Bitterroot National Forest (MT/ID)
    • Black Hills National Forest (SD/WY)
    • Boise National Forest (ID)
    • Bridget-Teton National Forest (WY)
    • Caribou-Targhee National Forest (ID/WY)
    • Carson National Forest (NM)
    • Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest (GA)
    • Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest (WI)
    • Cherokee National Forest (NC/TN)
    • Chippewa National Forest (MN)
    • Chugach (AK)
    • Cibola National Forest (NM)
    • Clearwater National Forest (ID)
    • Cleveland National Forest (CA)
    • Coconino National Forest (AZ)
    • Colville National Forest (WA)
    • Conecuh National Forest (AL)
    • Coronado National Forest (AZ/NM)
    • Croatan National Forest (NC)
    • Custer National Forest (MT/SD)
    • Daniel Boone National Forest (KY)
    • Davy Crockett National Forest (TX)
    • Delta National Forest (MS)
    • Deschutes National Forest (OR)
    • DeSoto National Forest (MS)
    • Dixie National Forest (UT)
    • Eldorado National Forest (CA)
    • El Yunque National Forest (PR)
    • Finger Lakes National Forest (NY)
    • Fishlake National Forest (UT)
    • Flathead National Forest (MT)
    • Francis Marion National Forest (SC)
    • Fremont-Winema National Forests (OR)
    • Gallatin National Forest (MT)
    • George Washington & Jefferson National Forests (VA/WV/KY)
    • Gifford Pinchot National Forest (WA)
    • Gila National Forest (NM)
    • Grand Mesa National Forest (CO)
    • Green Mountain National Forest (VT)
    • Gunnison National Forest (CO)
    • Helena National Forest (MT)
    • Hiawatha National Forest (MI)
    • Holly Springs National Forest (MS)
    • Homochitto National Forest (MS)
    • Hoosier National Forest (IN)
    • Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest (NV/CA)
    • Huron-Manistee (MI)
    • Idaho Panhandle National Forests (ID/MT/WA)
      • Coeur d’Alene National Forest
      • St Joe National Forest
      • Kaniksu National Forest
    • Inyo National Forest (CA)
    • Kaibab National Forest (AZ)
    • Kisatchie National Forest (LA)
    • Klamath National Forest (OR)
    • Kootenai National Forest (MT/ID)
    • Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit (CA/NV)
    • Land Between the Lakes (KY/TN)
    • Lassen National Forest (CA)
    • Lewis & Clark National Forest (MT)
    • Lincoln National Forest (NM)
    • Lolo National Forest (MT)
    • Los Padres National Forest (CA)
    • Malheur National Forest (OR)
    • Manti-La Sal National Forest (UT/CO)
    • Mark Twain National Forest (MO)
    • Medicine Bow-Routte National Forests (WY)
    • Mendocino National Forest (CA)
    • Modoc National Forest (CA)
    • Monongahela National Forest (WV)
    • Mt Baker-Snoqualmie National Forests (WA)
    • Mount Hood National Forest (OR)
    • Nantahala National Forest (NC)
    • Nebraska National Forest (NE)
    • Nez Perce National Forest (ID)
    • Ocala National Forest (FL)
    • Ochoco National Forest (OR)
    • Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forests (WA)
    • Olympic National Forest (WA)
    • Osceola National Forest (FL)
    • Ottawa National Forest (MI)
    • Ouachita National Forest (AR/OK)
    • Ozark-St Francis National Forests (AR)
    • Payette National Forest (ID)
    • Pike National Forest (CO)
    • Pisgah National Forest (NC)
    • Plumas National Forest (CA)
    • Prescott National Forest National Forest (AZ)
    • Rio Grande National Forest (CO)
    • Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forests (OR/CA)
    • Roosevelt National Forest (CO)
    • Sabine National Forest (TX)
    • Salmon-Challis National Forests (ID)
    • Sam Houston National Forest (TX)
    • Samuel R. McKelvie National Forest (NE)
    • San Bernardino National Forest (CA)
    • San Isabel National Forest (CO)
    • San Juan National Forest (CO)
    • Santa Fe National Forest (NM)
    • Sawtooth National Forest (ID/UT)
    • Sequoia National Forest (CA)
    • Shasta-Trinity National Forest (CA)
    • Shawnee National Forest (IL)
    • Shoshone National Forest (WY)
    • Sierra National Forest (CA)
    • Siuslaw National Forest (OR)
    • Six Rivers National Forest (CA)
    • Stanislaus National Forest (CA)
    • Sumter National Forest (SC)
    • Superior National Forest (MN)
    • Tahoe National Forest (CA)
    • Talladega National Forest (AL)
    • Tombigbee National Forest (MS)
    • Tongass National Forest (AK)
    • Tonto National Forest (AZ)
    • Tuskegee National Forest (AL)
    • Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forests (UT/WY/ID)
    • Umatilla National Forest (OR/WA)
    • Umpqua National Forest (OR)
    • Uncompahgre National Forest (CO)
    • Uwharrie National Forest (NC)
    • Wallowa-Whitman National Forests (OR/ID)
    • Wayne National Forest (OH)
    • White Mountain National Forest (NH/ME)
    • White River National Forest (CO)
    • Willamette National Forest (OR)
    • William B. Bankhead National Forest (AL)

US Bureau of Reclamation

All developed day-use recreation areas unless posted otherwise at the following BOR-managed properties

  • Animas-La Plata Project
  • Boise Project
  • Central Arizona Project Aqueduct
  • Central Utah Project
  • Central Valley Project
  • Colorado-Big Thompson Project
  • Colorado River Storage Project
  • Columbia Basin Project
  • Elwha River Dam Removal Project
  • Fryingpan-Arkansas Project
  • High Plains Cooperative Pilot Project
  • Huntley Project
  • Klamath Project
  • Minidoka Project
  • Moon Lake Project
  • Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project
  • North Platte Project
  • Pojoaque Basin Regional Water System Project
  • Project Skywater
  • Rio Grande Project
  • Shoshone Project
  • Sierra Cooperative Pilot Project
  • Strawberry Valley Project
  • Washita Basin Project
  • Yuma Project

US Army Corps of Engineers

  • Alabama
    • Alabama River Lakes
    • Black Warrior & Tombigbee River Lakes
    • George W. Andrews Lake
    • Tennessee/Tombigbee Waterway
    • Walter F. George Lake
    • West Point Lake
  • Alaska
    • Chena River Lakes
  • Arkansas
    • Arkansas River
      • Murray Lock & Dam
      • Norrell Pool
      • Pool 3
      • Pool 4
      • Pool 5
      • Rockefeller Lake
      • Terry Lock & Dam
      • Toad Suck Ferry Pool
      • Wilbur D. Mills Pool
    • Beaver Lake
    • Blue Mountain Lake
    • Bull Shoals Lake
    • Dardanelle Lake
    • Degray Lake
    • Dequeen Lake
    • Dierks Lake
    • Gillham Lake
    • Greers Ferry Lake
    • Greeson Lake
    • John Paul Hammerschmidt Lake
    • Millwood Lake
    • Nimrod Lake
    • Norfork Lake
    • Ouachita Lake
    • Ouachita-Black River
    • Calion Pool
    • Felsenthal Pool
    • Ozark Lake
    • Table Rock Lake
  • California
    • Black Butte Lake
    • Eastman Lake
    • Harry L. Englebright Lake
    • Hensley Lake
    • Kaweah Lake
    • Lake Sonoma
    • Martis Creek Lake
    • Mendocino Lake
    • New Hogan Lake
    • Pine Flat Lake
    • Pine-Mathews Canyon Dam
    • San Francisco Bay Model Regional Visitor Center
    • Stanislaus River Parks
    • Success Lake
  • Colorado
    • John Martin Reservoir
  • Connecticut
    • Black Rock Lake
    • Colebrook River Lake
    • Hancock Brook Lake
    • Hop Brook Lake
    • Mansfield Hollow Lake
    • Northfield Brook Lake
    • Thomaston Dam
    • West Thompson Lake
  • Florida
    • Lake Okeechobee
    • Lake Seminole
  • Georgia
    • Allatoona Lake
    • Carters Lake
    • George W. Andrews Lake
    • Hartwell Lake
    • J. Strom Thurmond Lake
    • Lake Seminole
    • Lake Sidney Lanier
    • Richard B. Russell Lake
    • Walter F. George Lake
    • West Point Lake
  • Hawaii
    • Barbers Point Harbor
  • Idaho
    • Dworshak Reservoir
    • Lake Pend Oreille
    • Lower Granite Lake
    • Lucky Peak Lake
  • Illinois
    • Carlyle Lake
    • Illinois River – Riverlands
    • Illinois Waterway
    • Lake Shelbyville
    • Mississippi River
      • Ohio to Missouri Rivers
      • Kaskaskia River
      • Pools 11-22
      • Upper River
    • Ohio River (Smithland Pool)
    • Rend Lake
  • Indiana
    • Brookville Lake
    • Cagles Mill Lake
    • Cecil M. Harden Lake
    • J. Edward Roush Lake
    • Mississinewa Lake
    • Monroe Lake
    • Ohio River
    • Cannelton Pool
    • John T. Myers Lock & Dam
    • Newburgh Pool
    • Patoka Lake
    • Salamonie Lake
  • Iowa
    • Coralville Lake
    • Lake Red Rock
    • Mississippi River
      • Pool 10
      • Pool 11-22
    • Rathbun Lake
    • Saylorville Lake
  • Kansas
    • Big Hill Lake
    • Clinton Lake
    • Council Grove Lake
    • Elk City Lake
    • Fall River Lake
    • Hillsdale Lake
    • John Redmond Reservoir
    • Kanopolis Lake
    • Marion Reservoir
    • Melvern Lake
    • Milford Lake
    • Perry Lake
    • Pomona Lake
    • Tuttle Creek Lake
    • Wilson Lake
  • Kentucky
    • Barkley Lake
    • Barren River Lake
    • Buckhorn Lake
    • Carr Creek Lake
    • Cave Run Lake
    • Dewey Lake
    • Fishtrap Lake
    • Grayson Lake
    • Green River Lake
    • Lake Cumberland
    • Laurel River Lake
    • Martins Fork Lake
    • Nolin River Lake
    • Ohio River
      • Greenup Pool
      • Markland Pool
      • McAlpine Pool
    • Paintsville Lake
    • Rough River Lake
    • Taylorsville Lake
    • Yatesville Lake
  • Louisiana
    • Atchafalaya Basin
    • Bayou Bodcau Reservoir
    • Bonnet Carre Spillway
    • Caddo Lake
    • Old River Lock
    • Ouachita-Black River
      • Columbia Pool
      • Jonesville Pool
    • Port Allen Lock
    • Red River Waterway
    • Wallace Lake
  • Maryland
    • Jennings Randolph Lake
    • Youghiogheny River Lake
  • Massachusetts
    • Barre Falls Dam
    • Birch Hill Dam
    • Buffumville Lake
    • Cape Cod Canal
    • Charles River Natural Valley Storage Area
    • Conant Brook Dam
    • East Brimfield Lake
    • Hodges Village Dam
    • Knightville Dam
    • Littleville Lake
    • Tully Lake
    • West Hill Dam
    • Westville Lake
  • Michigan
    • St Marys River
  • Minnesota
    • Duluth-Superior Harbor
    • Lac Qui Parle Lake
    • Mississippi River
      • Pool 1
      • Pool 2
      • Pool 3
      • Pool 5
      • Pool 7
      • Pool 9
      • St Anthony Falls Pool
      • Headwaters
        • Cross Lake
        • Gull Lake
        • Leech Lake
        • Pokegema Lake
        • Sandy Lake
        • Winnibigosh Lake
      • Orwell Lake
      • Traverse Lake
  • Mississippi
    • Arkabutla Lake
    • Enid Lake
    • Grenada Lake
    • Okatibbee Lake
    • Sardis Lake
    • Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway
  • Missouri
    • Blue Springs Lake
    • Bull Shoals Lake
    • Clearwater Lake
    • Harry S. Truman Lake
    • Long Branch Lake
    • Mark Twain Lake
    • Mississippi River
      • Ohio to Missouri Rivers
      • Pools 11-22
      • Upper River
    • Norfork Lake
    • Pomme de Terre Lake
    • Smithville Lake
    • Stockton Lake
    • Table Rock Lake
    • Wappapello Lake
  • Montana
    • Fort Peck Project
    • Libby Dam & Lake Koocanusa
  • Nebraska
    • Harlan County Lake
    • Lewis & Clark Lake
  • New Hampshire
    • Blackwater Dam
    • Edward MacDowell Lake
    • Franklin Falls Dam
    • Hopkinton-Everett Lake
    • Otter Brook Lake
    • Surry Mountain Lake
  • New Mexico
    • Abiquiu Lake
    • Cochiti Lake
    • Conchas Lake
    • Galisteo Dam
    • Jemez Canyon Dam
    • Santa Rosa Lake
    • Two Rivers Dam
  • New York
    • Mount Morris Dam & Recreation Area
  • North Carolina
    • B. Everett Jordan Lake
    • Cape Fear River
    • Falls Lake
    • John H. Kerr Dam & Reservoir
    • W. Kerr Scott Dam & Reservoir
  • North Dakota
    • Ashtabula Lake
    • Lake Oahe
    • Pipestem Lake
    • Sakakawea Lake
  • Ohio
    • Alum Creek Lake
    • Atwood Lake
    • Beach City Lake
    • Berlin Lake
    • Bolivar Dam
    • Caesar Creek Lake
    • Charles Mill Lake
    • Clarence J. Brown Dam & Reservoir
    • Clendening Lake
    • Deer Creek Lake
    • Delaware Lake
    • Dillon Lake
    • Dover Dam
    • Hannibal Locks & Dam
    • Leesville Lake
    • Michael J. Kirwan Lake
    • Mohicanville Dam
    • Mosquito Creek Lake
    • New Cumberland Locks & Dam
    • North Branch Kokosing River Lake
    • Ohio River
      • Greenup Pool
      • Meldahl Pool
      • Robert C. Byrd Pool
      • Willow Island Pool
    • Paint Creek Lake
    • Pike Island Locks & Dam
    • Pleasant Hill Lake
    • Tappan Lake
    • Tom Jenkins Dam
    • West Fork of Mill Creek Lake
    • William H. Harsha Lake
    • Wills Creek Lake
  • Oklahoma
    • Arkansas River
      • Chouteau Lock & Dam
      • Newt Graham Pool
      • Robert S. Kerr Pool
      • W.D. Mayo Pool
      • Webbers Falls Pool
    • Birch Lake
    • Canton Lake
    • Copan Lake
    • Eufaula Lake
    • Fort Gibson Lake
    • Fort Supply Lake
    • Heyburn Lake
    • Hugo Lake
    • Hulah Lake
    • Kaw Lake
    • Keystone Lake
    • Lake Texoma
    • Oologah Lake
    • Pine Creek Lake
    • Sardis Lake
    • Skiatook Lake
    • Tenkiller Ferry Lake
    • Waurika Lake
    • Wister Lake
  • Oregon
    • Blue River Lake
    • Bonneville Lock & Dam
    • Cottage Grove Lake
    • Cougar Lake
    • Detroit Lake
    • Dexter Lake
    • Dorena Lake
    • Fall Creek Lake
    • Fern Ridge Lake
    • Foster Lake
    • Green Peter Lake
    • Hills Creek Lake
    • John Day Lock & Dam, Lake Umatilla
    • Lake Wallula
    • Lookout Point Lake
    • Lost Creek Lake
    • The Dalles Lock & Dam, Lake Celilo
  • Pennsylvania
    • Allegheny Reservoir
    • Beltzville Lake
    • Blue Marsh Lake
    • Conemaugh River Lake
    • Cowanesque Lake
    • Crooked Creek Lake
    • East Branch Clarion River Lake
    • Francis E. Walter Dam
    • Loyalhanna Lake
    • Mahoning Creek Lake
    • Prompton Lake
    • Raystown Lake
    • Shenango River Lake
    • Tioga-Hammond Lakes
    • Tionesta Lake
    • Union City Dam
    • Woodcock Creek Lake
    • Youghiogheny River Lake
  • South Carolina
    • Hartwell Lake
    • J. Strom Thurmond Lake
    • Richard B. Russell Lake
  • South Dakota
    • Cold Brook Lake
    • Cottonwood Springs Lake
    • Lake Francis Case
    • Lake Oahe
    • Lake Sharpe
  • Tennessee
    • Barkley Lake
    • Center Hill Lake
    • Cheatham Lock & Dam
    • Cordell Hull Lake
    • Dale Hollow Lake
    • J. Percy Priest Lake
    • Old Hickory Lake
  • Texas
    • Aquilla Lake
    • Bardwell Lake
    • Belton Lake
    • Benbrook Lake
    • Buffalo Bayou
    • Canyon Lake
    • Cooper Lake
    • Georgetown Lake
    • Granger Lake
    • Grapevine Lake
    • Hords Creek Lake
    • Lake o’ the Pines
    • Lake Texoma
    • Lavon Lake
    • Lewisville Lake
    • Navarro Mills Lake
    • Pat Mayse Lake
    • Proctor Lake
    • Sam Rayburn Reservoir
    • Somerville Lake
    • Steinhagen Lake
    • Stillhouse Hollow Lake
    • Waco Lake
    • Wallisville Lake
    • Whitney Lake
    • Wright Patman Lake
  • Vermont
    • Ball Mountain Lake
    • North Hartland Lake
    • North Springfield Lake
    • Townshend Lake
    • Union Village Dam
  • Virginia
    • Bluestone Lake
    • John H. Kerr Dam & Reservoir
    • John W. Flanagan Dam & Reservoir
    • North Fork of Pound River Lake
    • Philpott Lake
  • Washington
    • Bennington Lake
    • Bonneville Lock & Dam
    • John Day Lock & Dam, Lake Umatilla
    • Lake Bryan
    • Lake Sacajawea
    • Lake Wallula
    • Lake Washington Ship Canal
    • Lake West
    • Lower Granite Lake
    • Mud Mountain Dam (White River)
    • Rufus Woods Lake
    • The Dalles Lock & Dam, Lake Celilo
  • West Virginia
    • Beech Fork Lake
    • Bluestone Lake
    • Burnsville Lake
    • East Lynn Lake
    • Jennings Randolph Lake
    • Kanawha River
      • London Pool
      • Marmet Pool
      • Winfield Pool
    • Ohio River
      • Meldahl Pool
      • Racine Pool
      • Robert C. Byrd Pool
    • R.D. Bailey Lake
    • Stonewall Jackson Lake
    • Summersville Lake
    • Sutton Lake
    • Tygart Lake
  • Wisconsin
    • Eau Galle Lake
    • Mississippi River
      • Pool 10
      • Pool 4
      • Pool 5A
      • Pool 6
      • Pool 8
      • Pool 9
      • Pools 11-12
    • Sturgeon Bay & Lake Michigan Ship Canal

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