National Park Mystery Photo 50 shows a named structure in a unit of National Park System. If you can state the name of the structure and the national park in which it is located, you will be eligible for our monthly prize drawing.
Remember, this puzzler requires you to state the name of the structure depicted as well as the national park in which it is located.
Check back with Traveler tomorrow for the answer and a list of readers who identified the mystery photo.
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Comments
Entrance sign to Bryce National Park
Sorry, but it's not an entrance sign at Bryce Canyon National Park (or any other national park).
It's probably too late but I want one more try. Here goes. The Espada Aquaduct at the San Antonio Missions National Historical Parks.
Right on the button, RangerLady. Congratulations! BTW: the timing of your answer puzzles me (no pun intended). Are you the proud owner of a new computer?
It's not the Espada Aquaduct at the San Antonio Missions National Historical Parks. I do see why you came up with that.
Yes I finally have internet at my house again. Since I'm out in the field all day with no internet access at the moment, I had to do something to get onto Nationalparkstraveler!