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Voyageurs National Park Turning 40!

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March 19, 2015
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Four decades ago, on April 8, 1975, Voyageurs National Park was established as the country's 36th national park. This April, the nation celebrates Voyageurs'™ 40th birthday.  2015 also marks the 50th anniversary of Voyageurs'™ founding nonprofit partner, Voyageurs National Park Association. Together, the park and its partner will celebrate this anniversary and thank their many visitors, supporters, partners, and volunteers with a full year of special events. 

Here's a schedule of upcoming events celebrating the birthdays:

April 18-19: Opening weekend of National Park Week.

April 19: Voyageurs National Park Day at the Minnesota Twins Target Field.

Come cheer the Twins to victory and help us celebrate Voyageurs'™ 40th birthday. For each ticket sold through voyageurs.org/tickets, $4 will be donated back to Voyageurs National Park Association. 

April 24-26: Visit the Voyageurs booth at Midwest Mountaineering'™s Outdoor Adventure Expo. On April 24, Park Ranger Lisa Maass will give a special presentation, An Insider'™s Guide to Voyageurs.

June 6: Volunteer Trail Cleanup Day at Voyageurs.

All ages and abilities welcome. It'™s a great opportunity to make new friends, and give back to the park you love. Registration available at voyageurs.org/2015.

June 16-August 16: Twilight Walks, Tuesdays at 8:30. Meet at the Woodenfrog Refectory.

September 11-12: Fall Volunteer Rendezvous at Voyageurs National Park.

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