Virtual Tours of Pipe Spring

Pipe Spring National Monument is a walking park. Leave the car in the parking lot and walk through the gate to another time in history. Since you can't be with us at the moment, we invite you to take a "virtual tour" of Winsor Castle, the fortified ranch house built by Mormon pioneers at Pipe Spring in 1870, or the Pipe Spring/Kaibab Band of Paiute Indian visitor center and museum. The museum exhibits provide a comprehensive overview of Indian and Euro-American culture and history in the area.

The tours will take five or more minutes to complete. The main pictures on each page are large thus slower to load. You can always end your tour by clicking on any of the links at the bottom of each page.

In the future, you will be able to stroll the grounds of the monument and meet some of the animals we have here. Be sure to check back with us for the completed grounds and animal tours.

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Updated: June 8, 2004