Become a Junior Ranger at Walnut Canyon
Walnut Canyon National Monument
Join Miguel the Mule Deer in exploring the human history, geology, and wildlife of Walnut Canyon National Monument and earn a Jr. Ranger badge.
Join Miguel the Mule Deer in exploring the human history, geology, and wildlife of Walnut Canyon National Monument. Pick up a booklet at any of the Flagstaff Area National Monuments and complete at least four activities to earn a badge. Your booklet can be turned in at the visitor center for Walnut Canyon, Wupatki, Sunset Crater Volcano, or to receive your badge. Pick up the booklets for the other two monuments to get all three badges!
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30-60 Minutes
The time it takes to complete your booklet will depend on the activities that you choose. If you don't complete your activities while you're at the park a ranger can deputize one of the adults with you and give them your badge so you can finish your booklet later. You can also choose to mail your booklet back to the park to receive your badge.
The booklet and badge are completely free. Regular park fees apply for visiting the monument.
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Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall
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Activities are organized by suggested age levels but Jr. Rangers of any age or ability can choose the activities that are best for them.
Yes — Leashed pets are allowed on the Rim Trail but not on the Island Trail. ADA service animals are welcome on all trails and in all buildings.
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We welcome Jr. Rangers of any age. Younger Jr. Rangers can work with an adult to finish their activities.
Walnut Canyon National Monument Visitor Center
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