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Mount Baldy: Sand dune in Indiana slowing blowing inland
A towering sand dune at the Indiana Dunes National Park has kept up its inland creep, covering up an access road and threatening to bury a parking lot in the coming years.
PORTER, Ind. - The National Park Service has approved an entrance fee for Indiana Dunes National Park beginning on March 31 to help fund parking and transportation improvements, visitor services and a regional bike trail.
The fees vary depending on the method used to enter the national park.
The rate for people who walk, bike or boat in will be $15, up to a maximum of $25 per family.
A motorcycle pass will cost $20 and a one- to seven-day vehicle pass will cost $25.
An Indiana Dunes National Park annual pass will cost $45 and a commercial fee for a motor coach, up to $100. Holders of certain federal land passes will not pay an entrance fee.
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