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Pea Ridge National Military Park General Samuel Curtis – Commanding General of the Union Army of the Southwest confers with other officers
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Pea Ridge National Military Park is pleased to work with the Boy Scouts of America. The park and the scouts have a long tradition of working together on community service projects, Eagle Scout projects and merit badges.

If you are in need of an Eagle Scout project, Pea Ridge has a few projects to choose from. In the past, scouts have built historic worm rail fences, painted cannon carriages, opened trails, and built gates. If any of these projects interest you please e-mail us

Need a hike for your Hiking Merit Badge? Pea Ridge has 7 miles of hiking trails, 9 miles of horse trail and a seven-mile road that you can pick and choose to complete your 10 or 20-mile hike.

Looking for a fun day hike? Come do the Hike through History. Tour the museum, watch the park film and do a seven mile hike. Answer 16 questions and you are eligible to purchase a unique BSA-Pea Ridge patch for $5.00 or medal for $6.95.

 
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Elkhorn Tavern

Did You Know?
The Elkhorn Tavern was a place of worship until 1862, until the congregation moved to a new location 3 miles northwest of the tavern because of the noisy parties and dances the federals held in the building during their occupation.
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Last Updated: February 09, 2012 at 14:50 MST