NPS | John F. Mitchell
“EXPLORING, LEARNING, PROTECTING”
Have you ever put your hand into a bear’s footprint? Have you ever tried on a ranger hat? Here’s your chance!
Shenandoah National Park has some special activities planned for National Junior Ranger Day. The program is designed to help children and families connect with parks in ways that engage them in exploring, learning, and practicing stewardship.
Ranger-led programs enable families to explore together and embrace the 2011 National Park Week theme, “Healthy Parks, Healthy People.”
Most of the programs are open to visitors of all ages. Special “Junior Ranger Day”certificates and patches will be available.
Activities meet at Byrd Visitor Center, Milepost 51 on Skyline Drive, unless otherwise noted. There is no charge for the programs, and there’s no need to register.