Photos & Multimedia
Boy Sandboarding, 2013. View the park's Flickr page for this and other recent photos from the park and preserve. NPS/Patrick Myers View the the most recent photos of various aspects of the park on our Flickr page. These photos are available in a variety of sizes on Flickr, and are free to download and use as public domain images. If you need higher resolution .tif files of any of these photos, please contact our media coordinator at 719-378-6343, or send an email. See the photo gallery below for over 50 photos of various aspects of the park and preserve, most taken within the past five years. These are very high resolution 300dpi .jpg photos, and may be downloaded directly from the gallery. Maximum-resolution .tif versions of most images on this website, as well as many other images of the park and preserve are available by request. All NPS images may be used for any private, public, or press use. Please credit "NPS Photo". Contact our media coordinator at 719-378-6343, or send an email with specifics on your image needs. |
Sandboards and sand sleds that are specifically designed for sand provide the best sliding experience. NPS/Patrick Myers New video podcast for 2013: Learn how to sand sled and sandboard in this fun 2-minute video with music on YouTube. National Park Service, 2013. 
NPS/Patrick Myers Medano Creek Podcast - This short National Park Service video on YouTube reveals the creek's uniqueness and attraction for people of all ages! 2010. |
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Did You Know?
Ute, Apache, and other tribes peeled bark from pine trees for food and medicine. Over 100 of these culturally peeled trees are still living in Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve. More...