House National Historic Site & Carter G. Woodson Home National Historic Site (Washington DC) 2022: Gateway Arch National Park & Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site (St. Louis, MO) 2023: Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site (Hendersonville, NC) Awards The NPTC awards travelers for lifetime achievement, as well as for annual visitation of the parks. Lifetime Achievement Awards Bronze: visiting 100 park units Silver: visiting 200 park units Gold: visiting 300 park units Titanium: visiting 400 park units Platinum: visiting all current National Park System units Annual Master Traveler Awards Special Achievement: collecting 20 national park passport stamps from 10 park units in 2 geographic regions Clean Sweep: visiting a park unit in each of the 9 geographic regions within a year Bronze: collecting 50 stamps from 25 units in 4 geographic regions within a year Silver: collecting 75 stamps from 35 units in 5 geographic regions within a year Gold: collecting 100 stamps from 50 units in 6 geographic regions within a year Other awards Most Wanted (formerly "Ten Most Wanted"): for finding a park passport stamp that has been exceptionally difficult to locate Surprise Park (discontinued after 2012): for visiting a park selected each year by the President of the club for having an anniversary of historical importance Civil War 150th Anniversary (discontinued after 2015): for visiting a Civil War related site and collecting its stamp on the anniversary of an event which happened exactly 150 years ago. Recognition In addition to the articles referenced below, the club has been recognized by various organizations, including: Amtrak Eastern National National Park Service References External links National Park Travelers Club Official Website Interview with founder Mike Brown National parks of the United States Travelers organizations Organizations established in 2004 2004 establishments in the United States