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Merced River Waterfalls photo by David Liu

The National Parks Service is crafting a new Merced River Plan that could restrict climbing and camping near the river. The plan isn't finalized yet and the park service extended the public comment period to the end of today (Feb. 4). Weigh in with written comments at this link. Hat tip: The Goat

— Jonah Ogles

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New Yosemite Policy Could Restrict Climbing