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Junior Ranger Program for Families

Junior Ranger Program for Families Review

Children ages 5 to 12 can pick up a Junior Ranger booklet ($2.50) at Sugarlands or at other park visitor centers. They're also available from the Great Smokies Association (www.smokiesinformation.org). After they've completed the activities in the booklet, they can stop by a visitor center to talk to a ranger and receive a Junior Ranger badge. Especially in summer, the park offers many age-appropriate demonstrations, classes, and programs for Junior Rangers, such as Bear-in the Winter, Life on the Farm, and Critters and Crawlies.

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