Pipe Spring National Monument - Activities

Pipe Spring National Monument by National Parks Service

Pipe Spring has three historic buildings open to the public year round. Winsor Castle (the Fort) is accessible only by ranger guided tours. These tours are offered every thirty minutes, on the hour and half hour. The East and West Cabins can be visited on your own.

The Monument grounds include a garden, orchard, corrals (complete with longhorn cattle and horses), other farm livestock, and a half-mile trail offering impressive views of the Arizona Strip. These can be visited on your own.

During the summer months ranger guided walks, talks, and demonstrations of pioneer and Indian crafts and lifeways are offered daily in the cooler morning hours.

We would like to take a moment to tell you about a first of its kind partnership between Pipe Spring National Monument and our neighbors, the Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians. Through this partnership we have taken the opportunity to develop a new museum for the Tribe and the Monument. In twelve new exhibits visitors learn about the history of the Kaibab Paiutes, their interactions with other tribes and cultures, the movement of Mormon settlers into the area, as well as modern day Paiute culture. The museum is open daily and includes a 5-minute introductory video.