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No Discover Pass needed March 19 at state parks

The free day is in celebration of State Parks' 108th birthday

Visitors sit by the shoreline at Larrabee State Park.
Larrabee State Park won't require a Discover Pass for visitors on March 19. (Hailey Hoffman/Cascadia Daily News)
State parks won't require a Discover Pass on March 19 in celebration of State Parks' 108th birthday.  March 19 is one of 12 days of the year where visitors don't need a Discover Pass.  Typically, a Discover Pass costs $10 for a day pass and $30 for an annual pass. The pass allows visitors to park at state parks; visitors arriving by land or boat do not need a Discover Pass ever.  According to the Discover Pass website, the pass was created to “offset steep reductions in

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