National Park Badges & Patches

Perfect for adding a personal touch to your favorite outdoor gear. This patch is easy to sew or iron onto jackets, backpacks, or hats. Wear your su...

Passport To Your National Parks® is your guide to discovering the best of America's National Park System. From iconic national parks to hometown hi...

Established in 1906 as one of America's first national monuments, President Theodore Roosevelt set aside the Petrified Forest to preserve and prote...

Violent explosions. Scorching lava rivers. Treacherous landslides. How does a place like Pinnacles National Park in California become a peaceful oa...

Honor the breathtaking landscape of Pinnacles National Park by wearing the Pinnacles Trailblazer Patch on your sleeve. This park is a favorite amo...

During the Vietnam conflict, the National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia recognized the need for a symbol. ...

The Reconstruction Era took place between 1861–1898 spanning the early Civil War years until the start of the Jim Crow segregation in the 1890s. Th...

Towering giants humble even the proudest visitors at Redwood National and State Parks. Home to some of the oldest and most resilient trees known to...

Established as a national park on January 26, 1915, by President Woodrow Wilson, Rocky Mountain National Park is a premier high country experience,...

Officially established in 1915, the soaring peaks, evergreen forests and clear blue lakes of Rocky Mountain National Park have provided protected h...

Straddling the city of Tucson, Saguaro National Park is home to the largest cacti in the United States. The land, used by prehistoric Hohokam peopl...

Show off the iconic giant cacti of Saguaro National Park with our Saguaro Trailblazer Patch. The stylized image on the patch features these cacti,...

Sequoia National Park is home to several of the biggest and best of the world's wonders within its 404,063 acres: Mount Whitney, at 14,494 feet is...

In 1890 Sequoia National Park was established to protect a single species, the giant sequoia. This statuesque park is home to the largest tree in t...

A mere 75 miles outside of the nation's capitol, Shenandoah National Park has offered relaxation and respite for visitors for generations. Situated...

Wear your Shenandoah Trailblazer Patch to honor the relaxing beauty of this Virginian park. Located 75 miles from the intensity of Washington D.C....

Smokey Bear was introduced in 1944 as part of a national advertising campaign to prevent forest fires. After a few slogan changes, ''Only You Can P...

Everyone knows Smokey Bear and his famous phrase: Only you can prevent wildfires. Ever wonder why the ubiquitous ursine mascot is always depicted c...

Wear the famous Big Boy on your sleeve with our Steamtown Big Boy Patch. ''Big Boy'' locomotives were built for their power as they were created t...

Remember the Alamo and your visit to the historic San Antonio Missions with a patch depicting the famous 18th century church. The iconic symbol of ...

The vast, open expanses of land in Theodore Roosevelt National Park immediately conjure intense introspection. What does it mean to be human? What ...

At first glance the brick complex on Main Street in West Orange seems like a typical industrial factory - water tower, smokestacks, and plenty of i...

A monumental 93-foot-tall musical instrument, the Tower of Voices marks the gateway to and from the expansive Flight 93 National Memorial. The 40 c...

The legendary Tuskegee Airmen of the 332nd Fighter Group in WWII were colloquially known as 'Red Tails' or 'Red Tail Angels' due to the deep crims...