• Pipe Spring National Monument

    Pipe Spring

    National Monument Arizona

1a - Welcome Information

Welcome to the Kaibab Indian Reservation
The Kaibab Indian Reservation is located on the northern border of Arizona and has a land base of 188 square miles (just over 120,000 acres, 18x12 miles). There are 5 small villages scattered across the reservation, separated
by as much as 14 miles. Public travel on the reservation is limited to the existing county roads (Moccasin and Mt. Trumbull/Toroweap roads). Travel elsewhere on the reservation requires a permit and/or guide service.

Visitors may enjoy:

• Viewing exhibits at the NPS/Tribal museum - Allow 1 hour.

• Hiking on the Heart (or Mu'uputs) Canyon trail.
Guided hike available by arrangement - fees apply.

• Camping at the RV Campground
Located 1 mile north of the monument. - fees apply.

• Gas, travel and camping supplies are available at the convenience store and
gas station, located ¼ mile south of the cultural center.

• Seasonal permitted hunting and fishing are also available.

The Kaibab People ask that you respect tribal resources, the privacy of our
tribal members, and enjoy our land.


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