Jr. Rangers on the Trail
Become a Jr. Ranger by learning about the montane forest and how to be safe when hiking.
About this Event
Have you ever wanted to learn more about the forest and hiking at Mueller State Park? Hike to the first outlook, learn about hiking safety and become a Junior Ranger.
The hike is about 1.5 miles. Length may be adjusted based on the participants.
Attend all three different Junior ranger programs (forest, pond and trail) this summer to earn a special badge. Children and their grown ups should attend together.
Meet at Outlook Ridge trailhead.
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