Pipestone National Monument is the home of historic Pipestone quarries, beautiful tallgrass prairies, and the majestic Winnewissa Waterfall.
Pipestone National Monument was established on August 25, 1937. Pipestone National Monument is one of the few places in the United States that has deep spiritual meaning to more than one culture.
What does Pipestone National Monument have to offer?
Sacred Pipestone quarries, tallgrass prairie, Winnewissa Waterfall, petroglyphs, a 3/4-mile paved trail along the quarries, creek, and waterfall, visitor center and museum, Pipestone cultural demonstrators (May through October), orientation film, Pipestone Indian Shrine Association bookstore and gift shop, and a Junior Ranger Program for Kids.
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