The National Lewis and Clark Trail Junior Ranger Program is a free educational program for kids, now available at the Aktá Lakota Museum. We are proud to be one of only 30 locations across 13 states along the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail to host this exciting opportunity.
Part of the National Park Service’s popular Junior Ranger Program, the Lewis and Clark Trail Junior Ranger Activity Journal is available free of charge to all visitors.
Participants can pick up a journal at the museum and complete a series of fun, engaging activities to earn their official Junior Ranger badge. The program presents an inclusive history of the Lewis and Clark Expedition—beginning with tribal homelands and emphasizing the diverse backgrounds and contributions of the expedition’s members.
📍 Three-dimensional topographic maps are also available at the Aktá Lakota Museum and other participating sites to help bring the journey to life.
To learn more about the Lewis and Clark Trail Junior Ranger Program, visit the official website of the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail: www.nps.gov/lecl