People will soon have to leave the butts behind when they visit Vermont State Parks.
That's because a legislative committee has approved a smoking ban.
Right now people are allowed to smoke anywhere at the parks, but in about two weeks that will change.
Recreational areas, such as the beach at the Sand Bar will be smoke free.
There will still be other areas for people to smoke, but park leaders say they received hundreds of cigarette complaints.
Some park goers say they're a fan of the new ban.
"I think that it's a lovely idea. I think that when one person smokes it affects not just the individual who is smoking, but everyone around them too," said Noah Jacobson-Goodhue.
"I don't want to smell it. It's bad for the environment, it's bad for me, and it's bad for my kids. It's just a horrible smell in general," said Christine Orr.
The ban will go into effect 15 days from Monday.
Park leaders say they will put signs up to let people know where the designated smoke-free locations will be.
