King's Falls National Park

King's Falls National Park is a park located near Lower Duck Pond and adjacent to Clear River National Foresthttps://www.reddit.com/r/HaveWeMet/comments/bpunt2/important_update_trail_closures/. 
== History ==
River Closure:
The falls were a popular white water kayaking destination for thrill-seekers until 1991 when personal watercraft were banned following a number of high profile deaths. After the death of two local boys in 1986 a warning sign was installed 2 miles up river of the fallshttps://www.reddit.com/r/HaveWeMet/comments/6cv2ez/after_years_of_the_rigorous_wildlife_conservation/dhys4qm/.
2004 Bear Attacks and Park Closure:
After a series of bear attacks in 2004 the park was closed for a rigorous bear population control effort. The park officially re-opened on May 23, 2017https://www.reddit.com/r/HaveWeMet/comments/6cv2ez/after_years_of_the_rigorous_wildlife_conservation/. 
== Sights and Attractions: ==
The Park's main attraction and namesake are the scenic King's Falls and King's River which run through the park. Superliquid LLC currently operates Kings River Tours and whitewater excursions starting behind St. Stephan, 18 miles north out of townhttps://www.reddit.com/r/HaveWeMet/comments/6cv2ez/after_years_of_the_rigorous_wildlife_conservation/dhys4qm/. 
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