Pipe Spring National Monument
Since: 1870
Open: Daily 8 AM - 5 PM
Price: Free
Introduction
Pipe Spring National Monument is a historical site in Arizona that highlights the intersection of Mormon pioneer and Kaibab Paiute Indian histories. The area features a vital water source that has supported human life for thousands of years, along with preserved structures from the 19th century, including Winsor Castle, a fortified ranch house.
Visitors often stop here to explore the cultural museum, which showcases artifacts and offers insights into the lives of early settlers and Native Americans. The site also hosts ranger-led tours and demonstrations during the summer, making it a worthwhile stop for those traveling through Northern Arizona.
In pictures
Things to know
Expect queues during peak summer months.
Tickets can be purchased at the visitor center.
Guided tours of Winsor Castle run every thirty minutes.
Dress for warm weather, as much of the site is outdoors.
Good to know
Accessibility:
wheelchair accessible
Opening hours:
Daily 8 AM - 5 PM
Price:
Free
Photo: NPS Photo/Kait Thomas