Foreign tourists will pay more to visit popular national parks across the United States.

The Department of the Interior, which manages the National Park Service, announced the fee hikes on Wednesday as part of a “new resident-focused fee structure that puts American families first.”

Beginning Jan. 1, 2026, an annual pass will cost $80 for U.S. residents and $250 for non-residents.

Non-residents without an annual pass will pay a $100 per person fee to enter 11 of the most visited national parks, including the Grand Canyon, Rocky Mountain, Yellowstone, Everglades and Yosemite, in addition to the standard entrance fee.

The fees will support the care and maintenance of America’s park system, which includes more than 400 sites and 63 national parks across 30 states and two U.S. territorie

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