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Ranger Programs
Ranger talk

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Ranger talks to a scout group about outdoor ethics.

Like many other units of the National Park Service, MNRR offers a variety of ranger programs, activities, and tours for all ages. There are no fees for any interpretive or educational programs. Some programs are presented at state parks that charge an entrance fee.

Special exhibits and hands-on children's programs are presented Saturday and Sunday from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm at the Lewis & Clark visitor Center from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Topics include the equipment of the Lewis & Clark Expedition, early trade along the Missouri, and homesteading.

Evening campground programs and other activities are offered at our partner sites. Programs include ranger-led walking and bicycle tours, canoeing and fishing clinics, illustrated talks, and movie nights. For program descriptions and a complete schedule, download the PDF file Ranger Programs.

Missouri River by Ponca State Park  

Did You Know?
At 2,320.7 miles the Missouri is America's longest river. It is 2.5 miles longer than the Mississippi River.

Last Updated: June 07, 2009 at 16:01 EST