Fall is coming. Let's get going.

L. L. L. Bean wants to help you make the most out of this spectacular season with gear tips and advice

for heading outdoors. For fall hikes, when it's cold in the morning and warm in the afternoon.

Laring becomes very important.

You don't want to get chilled and you don't want to sweat through your clothes either.

A good rule of thumb is to start out dressed as if the temperature is 10 degrees warmer than it is.

So once you start generating body heat, you won't get overly hot.

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I'm Jason Eppers and welcome back to the America's National Parks

podcast. It's time for the latest in National Park News. First up, a big change to National Park news.

First up a big change to National Park passes.

The Senior Access Volunteer and Military Passes to National Parks have always had one signature

line on the back,

but the annual pass that's available

for any member of the public to purchase for $80

currently has two signature lines.

The pass allows a carload of up to four adults access to lands managed by the National Park Service,

the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the U.S. Forest Service, the Bureau of Land Management,

the Bureau of Reclamation, and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

The dual signature lines allowed, for instance, a couple to enter an exit park separately

without buying an additional asset.

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