Inheritance Pass offers entry to Yellowstone National Park in 150 years

You won’t be able to use it, but you can guarantee entrance for future parkgoers in 2172.

The non-profit’s organizers said donations will go to current projects to help preserve the park, according to the website. An elderly woman trying to take a photo of a bison at Yellowstone National Park ended up hospitalized after the animal gored her.

Rick Hoeninghausen, director of sales and marketing for Yellowstone National Park Lodges, said the park is a place of tremendous inspiration— inspiration that has "contributed to science, art, music, literature and so much more," and inspiration that has led to America’s best idea.The Associated Press contributed to this report. This story was reported from Los Angeles.

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