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New App from Kentucky State Parks From Anita Hatchett Frankfort, KY - Building on the New Kentucky Home initiative, the Kentucky Department of Parks has implemented a new mobile app designed to enhance state parks' outdoor recreation experiences. For the first time, guests will have access to accurate digital maps that are also available offline. The free mobile app, powered by OuterSpatial, provides up-to-date information and resources on outdoor recreational opportunities and events, curated experiences and hiking trail maps. "From hiking, activities, golf and more, our Kentucky State Parks are a great place to visit, and this free app will help make it easier for families to enjoy," said Gov. Andy Beshear. "If you haven't visited one of our 44 Kentucky State Parks in a while, this new app and passport challenge is a great reason to plan a stay." "We're excited to finally have a mobile app that will give Kentuckians and visitors a better way to explore the incredible range of parks across our state," said Kentucky State Parks Commissioner Russ Meyer. "From hiking and camping to cultural events and family outings, this app brings it all together in one reliable and easy-to-use place." Key features for the mobile app include:
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