Wanting to get outside: Discover Pass purchases, state parks reservations rise
Front to back, Dana Ertel and John Brodeur from the Tri-Cities canoe down the waterway inside Potholes Wildlife Area on Wednesday afternoon as they make their way toward Potholes State Park.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald
Left to right, Dana Ertel and John Brodeur get their canoes into the waterway on Wednesday afternoon as they get set to snake their way toward Potholes State Park.
Left to right, Dana Ertel and John Brodeur drop their canoes in the water deep inside the Potholes Wildlife Area with hopes of coming out near Potholes State Park on Wednesday afternoon.
Data set courtesy of Washington State Parks, Washington State Department of Natural Resources and Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife.
People want to get outdoors. Sales of Discover Passes are up since June and so are reservations at state parks, according to data from Washington State Parks.
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