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Hot Springs National Park
Be A Junior Ranger
 
black and white line drawing of Hot Springs National Park Junior Ranger badge
Children may earn the Junior Ranger badge by completing part of the Junior Ranger Activity Booklet. You can get one free of charge at the park visitor center. After you complete several activities, bring the booklet back to the park visitor center to get your badge!
 
Junior Ranger patch is fully embroidered with an arrowhead shape filled with a raccoon in the foreground, pine trees on either side with a mountain, mockingbird and butterfly.
Children can earn the Hot Springs National Park Junior Ranger patch by doing four activities at a special park event or activity. This might be a nature walk or special summer program. The ranger guiding the activity will have a sheet telling what you need to do to earn the embroidered patch.
Close up of spring water dripping over algae covered rock formation.  

Did You Know?
The hot spring water at Hot Springs National Park becomes heated at a depth of approximately one mile before beginning the journey back to the surface through a fault.

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Last Updated: July 25, 2006 at 00:22 EST