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Mount Rushmore National Memorial
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Ranger with students at Mount Rushmore.

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Ranger with students at Mount Rushmore.

Mount Rushmore National Memorial welcomes school groups throughout the year for self-guided tours that include the Lincoln Borglum Museum, Mount Rushmore - The Shrine movie and the half mile Presidential Trail. 

During our Field Trip Season, April 16th through May 11th, 2012, school groups may participate in a ranger led activity in the historic Sculptor's Studio. These ranger talks are available by reservation only and as availability permits.

To help defray the cost of school bus parking at Presidential Parking, the Mount Rushmore History Association provides bus parking scholarships throughout the year, pending availability of funds.

Applications must be received 2 weeks before the date requested.

To reserve a ranger guided field trip or to apply to for a school vehicle parking scholarship, please fill out the form below and submit by email or fax.

2012 Mount Rushmore Education Program Newsletter (1.08 MB pdf)

2012 Field Trip and Parking Scholarship Application (102 KB pdf)

Tips for filling out the Application Form:

  • Save the pdf form to your computer
  • Fill it out electronically and save your work
  • Attach the completed form to an email or
  • Print and fax the completed form

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Did You Know?

Did You Know?
A committee of the Rapid City Women's Club headed by Mrs. C.C. Warren and Mrs. Gutzon Borglum created this 39ft by 67ft flag for the dedication of the Washington figure on July 4, 1930. This flag was later used by Gutzon Borglum to dedicate each of the other presidents.

Last Updated: January 06, 2012 at 14:12 MST