1Decorate your walls.
ADGSTORE.COM Deck your walls with one of 90-plus limited-edition prints. $39; adgstore.com
2Collect stickers.
RANGERDOUG.COM Start a sticker stash (Teddy's just one of 23 retro styles). $2; rangerdoug.com
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3Explore on a dime.
REI This special 2016 pass allows you entry to all 59 parks (a $600+ value!). $80; rei.com
4Or visit for free.
Getty Images April 16-24 is National Park Week, when admission fees will be waived at all park sites that have them. (For more free admission days in 2016, visit nps.gov.)
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5See "National Parks Adventure."
6Take a road trip in a special-edition Pendleton Airstream.
Courtesy of Pendleton Airstream and Pendleton have joined forces to design 100 limited-edition travel trailers in honor of the National Park System's 100th anniversary. The trailers start at $114,600 and for each one sold from now until December 2018, Airstream will donate $1,000 to the National Park Foundation, which will be used to support preservation at Grand Canyon and Glacier National Parks. Not in your budget? Opt for a dog coat or a hat from Pendleton's National Park Collection (also celebrating 100 years!).
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7Get out there and volunteer.
Getty Images 8Support the parks on game night.
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9Attend a centennial event.
Getty Images Head to findyourpark.com for more information about National Park Service centennial events near you.
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