Last updated: March 19, 2024
Thing to Do
NPS Passport Stamp
Are you a "Passport to Your National Parks" cancellation stamp collector? Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument has a couple of stamps to commemorate your visit.
Only designated National Park Service Units/Parks are listed in the Passport® books. NPS related areas are managed by the National Park Service, but are not counted in the official roster of national park units. Grand Canyon-Parashant is co-managed with the Bureau of Land Management and is listed as a related area.
Because of the unique administration of the monument, the cancellation stamp for Grand Canyon-Parashant may be included with the western region parks, the section of the Passport® books designated with green tabs. We provide a green ink pad for use with our cancellation and junior ranger stamp.
The passport stamp for Parashant is also available at the Pipe Springs Visitor Center and the Lake Mead Visitor Center.
Details
Duration
1-2 Minutes
Activity
Hands-On
Are you a "Passport to Your National Parks" cancellation stamp collector? Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument has a couple of stamps to commemorate your visit.
Only designated National Park Service Units/Parks are listed in the Passport® books. NPS related areas are managed by the National Park Service, but are not counted in the official roster of national park units. Grand Canyon-Parashant is co-managed with the Bureau of Land Management and is listed as a related area.
Because of the unique administration of the monument, the cancellation stamp for Grand Canyon-Parashant may be included with the western region parks, the section of the Passport® books designated with green tabs. We provide a green ink pad for use with our cancellation stamp and junior ranger stamp.
Age(s)
0 and Older
All ages are welcome.
Pets Allowed
No
Only service animals are permitted inside of the Public Lands Information Center.
Activity Fee
No
There is not a fee to visit the Public Lands Information Center.
Location
Public Lands Visitor Center
This federal interagency office is staffed by employees from the National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, U.S National Forest Service, and by dedicated volunteers from the local community. The Public Lands Visitor Center provides recreational information and maps for federal lands managed in southwest Utah, northwest Arizona, and eastern Nevada.
Reservations
No
Time of Day
Available at the Public Lands Information Center during Operating Hours.
Accessibility Information
Please let an agency staff member or volunteer know if you need any assistance with obtaining a cancellation stamp.
