For Kids

2013 Winner

B. Smith

2014 Glacier National Park Annual Pass Artwork Contest

Want to help Glacier National Park celebrate the 100th anniversaries of our historic lodges/chalets in 2014? Do you have an experience from visiting Lake McDonald Lodge, Sperry or Granite Park Chalet that you'd like to share in a photo, drawing, painting or other design? Would you like your artwork to be seen by over 14,000 people next year? Then start working on an entry for our Annual Park Pass Artwork Contest. Check out the details of how to submit your entry here. The deadline is April 12, 2013. Don't delay - we can't wait to see what you come up with!

 

Tyler Nordgren

Looking for adventure?
Glacier National Park is a wild and magical place.

The Park Fun pages will help you and your family find activities to do to learn about Glacier whether you're planning a visit, or just visiting from home!

Our Junior Ranger pages will give you a taste of the activities and requirements to become a Glacier Junior Ranger. Come and Explore Glacier!

The National Park Service Scout Ranger Certificate/Patch page outlines the reward system and options for Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts and Venturers groups visiting national parks and participating in educational or volunteer activities. Similarly, the Resource Stewardship Girl Scout Ranger Program page details the National Park Service partnership with the Girl Scouts. Volunteer and service opportunities in Glacier vary widely. Please contact the park's Volunteer Coordinator to see if there are any projects available during your group's visit. Generally, completing the park's Jr. Ranger program (4-8 hours); going on an interpretive walk with a ranger ( 1-8 hours); or participating in a Glacier Institute Class (3-8 hours) all work toward fulfilling the program requirements. The schedule for summer, ranger-led programs can be found in the "Ranger-Led Activities Schedule".

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