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Rocky Mountain National Park
Be A Junior Ranger
 

America's national parks are wondrous places set aside to preserve scenic landscapes, wildlife, plant life, cultural sites and history. When you become a Rocky Mountain National Park Junior Ranger, you will have fun and learn as you help protect these special treasures.

To become a Junior Ranger stop at one of our visitor centers to pick up a book  with park activities. Complete a series of activities during your park visit, share the answers with a park ranger, and receive an official Junior Ranger badge.

 

You can also download printable versions of Junior Ranger booklets.

For English-language versions:

  • For ages under 5 (pdf 3.5M), click here.
  • For ages 6-8 (pdf 2.8M) click here.
  • For ages 9-12 (pdf 4M) click here.

For Spanish-language versions:

  • Para edades de 5 años y menores (pdf 3.4M), clic aquí.
  • Para edades 6-8 (pdf 2.9M), clic aquí.
  • Para edades 9-12 (pdf 3.7M) clic aquí.

National Park Service Programs for Kids

Become a Junior Ranger on-line through the Web Ranger website.

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Did You Know?
The oldest person to summit Longs Peak was Rev. William Butler, who climbed it on September 2, 1926, his 85th birthday. In 1932, Clerin “Zumie” Zumwalt summited Longs Peak 53 times.

Last Updated: June 06, 2011 at 13:01 MST