People with permanent disabilities may qualify for a free lifetime pass to U.S. national parks and more than 1,000 federally managed recreation sites. The National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Access Pass waives entrance fees for medically eligible U.S. citizens and residents, providing access to all 433 sites managed by the National Park Service (NPS). Though iterations of the modern Access Pass have been around for decades, the topic recently generated a glut of attention after a woman named Kate Kirby (thrivabetic), 29, posted an Instagram video on March 22. It showed her applying for and receiving her Access Pass at Arches National Park. Kirby was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at the age of ten and openly discusses her health journey online. Following her video, the topic gained traction on social media, with some videos amassing millions of views. To see if you qualify and for more details, visit the link in our bio. ✍️ : madisondap #disabilities #nationalparks #geto...