on! The lottery to help visit every national park, just like Jeddah Farha

on! Americans help direct a page from the Jeddah Jawi Book Magazine, and make their national dreams in the garden a reality.

The brand of mosquitoes and a tick repellent brand just announced a major partnership with the National Park Foundation for the launch of OFF! For a lottery adventure, giving fans an opportunity to win everything they need to start their epic journey.

The timing is perfect, as the Off Declaration coincides! With the National Park Week (April 19-27), which begins on a free acceptance day on April 19.

According to an email sent to the explosion, off! Mosquito & Tick’s repellent has collaborated with National Foundation to launch OFF! To Adventure Sweepstakes, an epic gift designed to help five lucky winners in the experience of suspense in visiting all 63 American parks, just as two of the already amazing travelers did: Jeddah Jeddah, 93, and a 3 -year -old Castillo trip.

This is true, every young child and other than others completed the American National Park circle, and inspired the Americans of all ages to pack their bags and hit the corridors.

The Castillo family from Saint Antonio, Texas, topped the headlines recently after their daughter, named “Journey”, became the youngest known person to visit every American national park. What started on a journey during the epidemic era to the Pike National Forest in Colorado when the trip was only a week -old to an ambitious plan to end all 63 gardens before its third birthday.

“Let us … plant on a passion for nature, instill her (that) can deal with the hard part of travel, environments, weather changes, and different cultures.”

By the age of two, she visited a trip 44 gardens. The final expansion included Alaska sites remotely required rented phrases and aircraft, but they did so. In October, a trip reached her final garden: Lake Clark National Park. She summarized a publication on the family Instagram in her voice: “Although we survived storms and faced countless obstacles, our happiness is still fixed … It is part of the major adventure in this world.”

The lottery also comes in the wake of an inspiring viral teacher, including 93 -year -old Joy Ryan, known as Jeddah Joy, and her grandson, Brad, who recently completed their seven -year journey to visit all 63 national parks.

The duo, who shares their flights with more than 70,000 followers in Instagram via Grandma Joy Road JourneyThey reached their final stop in the American National Park last February.

“Getting to our 63rd American National Park is sweet and bitter, with a focus on” sweet “,” Brad said. “Good morning America.” “The grandmother of the world has learned that you were not old so that the adventure in your dreams does not appear on your dreams.”

Joy, who was working in a delicious job in Duncan Falls, was not when they started the trip in 2015, even in a tent before the first trip to Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

“I carried the umbrella over me while preparing the tent,” Brad recalls. “I laughed through every part of it.” This spirit, linking it to the depth after a long time, turned their journey into something much larger than the list of bulldozers.