Amends and adds to existing law to increase fees for the Idaho state parks and trails passport program, to allocate moneys into certain funds, and to create a nonmotorized recreation fund.

This legislation addresses the rising costs of operating and maintaining Idaho’s state parks, and the need to maintain our non-motorized trail system. It does so by replacing the Parks Passport with a Parks and Trails Passport, which will cost $20 per year. $16 of that fee will go into the Parks and Recreation Fund for personnel andoperations. $4willgointothenewlycreatednonmotorizedrecreationfund. Moneyinthatfundwillbeused to maintain, construct, or develop public non-motorized recreation access on private, state, and federal lands. This legislation spells out the uses and constraints of that fund within the Parks and Recreation department.