Parks on the Air ®
Parks on the Air (POTA), is an international Radiosport for portable amateur radio operators. POTA Activators establish mobile communications from national/federal or state/provincial level parks. POTA Hunters establish communications with Activators from anywhere (home, vehicle, or from another POTA park). For more information visit the Parks on the Air website.
Check at the bottom of the page for upcoming POTA events
Parks on the Air
Nearby POTA Parks
- US-9757 Butterfield Overland National Historic Trail
- US-4541 Carrizo Plain National Monument
- US-3416 Castaic Lake
- US-0915 Cesar E. Chavez National Monument
- US-3421 Colonel Allensworth State Historical Park
- US-3436 Fort Tejon State Historical Park
- US-3444 Hungry Valley State Vehicle Recreational Area
- US-0197 Kern River (above Kernville)
- US-10875 Kern National Wildlife Refuge
- US-0639 Los Padres National Forest
- US-0204 Pixley National Wildlife Refuge
- US-4464 Sequoia National Forest
- US-3583 Tule Elk Reserve State Conservation Area
Click here to download a blank log sheet
For a copy of this park list to print off and carry in your bag, click here
2025 New Year POTA Awards, Jan 1st thru the 7th
Activator Award
Earned for activating one or more parks during the first week of the year– January 1 to January 7
Hunter Award
Earned for hunting one or more parks during the first week of the year– January 1 to January 7
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Support Your Park
Our goal is to meet up at US-3583 Tule Elk on Jan. 4th around 10am (hopefully it’s warming up by then) and go for a few hours. Bring your gear, bring your food and drink as we will not be providing food at this event. More information to come-