NPS/Eric Grunwald Scotts Bluff National Monument has a self-guided, Junior Ranger activity booklet appropriate for visiting children 5 years and older. This program is a way to introduce children—and those young at heart—to the stories of the people who have visited Scotts Bluff in the past. Full-color booklets are available at the monument visitor center and a wooden badge is awarded to those who complete the requirements. After completing the age-appropriate requirements described inside the booklet and reviewing their work with a ranger at the visitor center, participants are awarded an official Scotts Bluff Junior Ranger badge that is modeled after the badges that National Park Service rangers wear.
Looking to Learn More?Each of the four National Historic Trails that travel through, or near, Scotts Bluff National Monument offer their own Junior Ranger Programs.
Please note that badges for completing the National Trails booklets are NOT available at Scotts Bluff National Monument. To earn your badge for these booklets, email the National Trails Office (at NTIR_Junior_Ranger@nps.gov) a photo of your completed booklet(s). Be sure to include your full name, address, and telephone number in the email, in addition to the booklet. They will check your answers and send you an exclusive Junior Ranger badge! Online Junior Ranger ProgramsExplore opportunities to participate in other special interest Junior Ranger programs with downloadable booklets and virtual badges. |
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Last updated: March 11, 2024