Last updated: April 28, 2022
Thing to Do
Become a Hagerman Fossil Beds Junior Ranger
NPS/S. Lacy
Visitors of all ages and abilities can become a Hagerman Fossil Beds Junior Ranger. Request a booklet at the visitor center, complete the activities, and receive your badge!
Junior Paleontologist and Idaho State Parks junior ranger booklets may also be available by request.
Directions: The Thousand Springs Visitor Center is located about 1 mile (1.6 km) north of the town of Hagerman, on Highway 30. Take Highway 30 northwest from the city of Twin Falls (38 mi/61km), or drive I-84, using Exits 141 or 155.
Be sure to check regular operating hours before your visit.
Details
Activity
Junior Ranger Program
Pets Allowed
No
Leashed pets are allowed on the park road and on paved walkways. Pets are not permitted on trails or inside the visitor center. Service dogs trained to assist visitors with disabilities may go wherever visitors are allowed.
Activity Fee
No
There are no fees charged to enter Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument.
Location
Thousand Springs Visitor Center
Reservations
No
Accessibility Information
Visitors of all ages and abilities can earn a junior ranger badge. Junior rangers may ask for help completing their booklet. Please ask park staff for additional assistance adapting the program to your needs and abilities.