150 years. 150 activities. One extraordinary Park.

The Forest Park Passport is an activity-based celebration for the 150th anniversary of Forest Park with 150 things to do, seasonal challenges and prizes!

Through August 2027, pick up a physical copy of your Passport at any one of these locations.

Download a digital Passport in full color.

How to use the Forest Park Passport

The Passport features 150 activities organized across five zones located inside Forest Park in St. Louis.

Accomplish activities for prizes and seasonal challenges for fun!

Activities: The Passport is divided into six sections: five park zones and one online section. Activities are organized by location and type. Each section is color coded and corresponds to the map.

Prizes: There are three prize levels for Forest Park explorers to earn. Enter the Grand Prize drawing (awarded September 2027) each time you collect a prize, up to three times—once per prize level. All prizes are available at one of these pickup locations while supplies last.

1. Complete 10 activities to claim your first prize.

2. Complete 75 activities to claim your second prize.

3. Complete 130 or more activities to claim your third prize.

Challenges: Each season brings new things to do from wherever you are. Complete the challenges below and download your seasonal badge. Use #ForestParkPassport on social media to show you are a dedicated explorer.

1. Walk, run, row or ride 150 miles. A 6-mile Dual Recreational Pathway encircles the Park, and in some cases cuts through it. Explore more of St. Louis on the St. Vincent Greenway (north) and Centennial Greenway (west). Start now!

2. Use the Missouri Department of Conservation’s Field Guide to identifyflowering plants and grasses during your next Park visit. Can you find more than 10 that are native to Missouri?

3. Do you know someone who has never visited Forest Park? Bring them to the Dennis & Judith Jones Visitor and Education Center for a first-time visitor sticker!

4. Use ForestParkStatues.org to discover statues and monuments. Make it a scavenger hunt! Set a time limit. Choose your location and remember to take pictures while making memories.

Seasonal challenges count toward your next prize level.

Where do I pick up a Forest Park Passport?

Where do I claim my prize?

• Forest Park Forever at the Dennis and Judith Jones Visitor and Education Center (sticker)

• Missouri History Museum (sticker)

• Big Muddy Adventures at the Boathouse seasonally from April-October (sticker)

• Saint Louis Art Museum  (magnet, no stickers)

150 Passport Partner Organizations

Big Muddy Adventures at the Boathouse (rentals) paddleforestpark.com | (314) 798-2961

Boathouse Restaurant and Boat Rentals (restaurant) boathousestl.com | (314) 722-0818

The Courses at Forest Park: Forest Park Golf Course (Probstein) forestparkgc.com | (314) 367-1337 • The Highlands Golf & Tennis Center highlandsgolfandtennis.com | (314) 531-7773

Department of Parks, Recreation, and Forestry stlouis-mo.gov/government/departments/parks | (314) 289-5300

Dwight Davis Tennis Center dwightdavistennis.com | (314) 361-0177

Explore St. Louis explorestlouis.com | (314) 421-1023

Flora Conservancy of Forest Park | (314) 289-5323

Forest Park Forever forestparkforever.org (you’re here!) | forestparkmap.org | forestparkstatues.org | listenforestpark.org | (314) 367-7275

Forest Park Living Lab | forestparklivinglab.org

The Loop Trolley | looptrolley.com

Missouri Department of Conservation | Powder Valley mdc.mo.gov | (314) 301-1500

Missouri History Museum mohistory.org | (314) 746-4599

The Muny muny.org | (314) 361-1900

St. Louis Archery Club stlarcheryclub.com | (314) 289-5389

Saint Louis Art Museum slam.org | (314) 721-0072

The St. Louis Audubon Society stlouisaudubon.org

Saint Louis Science Center slsc.org | (314) 289-4400

St. Louis Shakespeare Festival stlshakes.org | (314) 531-9800

Saint Louis Zoo stlzoo.org | (314) 781-0900