Pipe Spring Summer Events 2008

Amazing Earthfest May 19-24 2008

Pipe Spring National Monument is kicking off its summer program of ranger tours, talks and demonstrations with a full slate of programs during Amazing Earthfest, May 19 – 24, 2008. Come and learn about crafts of the Paiutes on Monday, May 19, 8 am-noon; blacksmithing on Tuesday, May 20, 9:30 am-noon; the art of cheesemaking on Wednesday, May 21, 8-11am; solve some Cultural History Mysteries on Thursday, May 22, 8-11 am; branding on Friday, May 23, 8 am-noon; tithing ranches on Saturday, May 24, 9-10 am; and so much more!

Ranger-led Tours and Talks

Throughout the summer Pipe Spring offers a variety of daily programs. Ranger led tours of the historic fort are offered every 30 minutes. Demonstrations and talks on the cultural and natural history of Pipe Spring and the Arizona Strip are offered every morning.
Call (928-643-7105) or visit our website for the daily program schedule– www.nps.gov/pisp.

Special Programs:

Keep an eye out for special programs – such as evening programs on bats, hikes into Mu-uputs Canyon on the Kaibab Indian Reservation, and children’s nature hikes.

Regular entrance fees apply for all day or evening program at Pipe Spring National Monument - $5.00 per person16 years and older.
Interagency Annual, Senior, and Access passes are accepted and sold at Pipe Spring.

Pipe Spring National Monument is 15 miles west of Fredonia, Arizona on AZ highway 389 – or 45 miles east ofHurricane, Utah on UT highway 50 and AZ highway 389.
For more information, please call Andrea Bornemeier at 928-643-7105, or visit our website at www.nps.gov/pisp