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Pipestone
National Monument |
It is located in rural southwest Minnesota |
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| Pipestone National Monument offers an opportunity for a great family vacation to explore unique cultural and natural resources. The Indian tradition of pipe making cumulates in this sacred area where the Indians still come to mine the soft pipestone so unique, they traveled hundreds of miles to get here. Don’t miss seeing a part of the American history to be told in this area that also offers over five hundred native plant species for your enjoyment. Continue reading for more great Pipestone National Monument information.
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Uniqueness - The story of this stone and the pipes made from it spans four centuries of Plains Indian life. Inseparable from the traditions that structured daily routine and honored the spirit world, pipes figured... (click here for more)
Facts - The Visitor Center and Upper Midwest Indian Cultural Center are open from May 29th through Labor Day, 8am-6pm daily. It is closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Years Day. The Visitor Center ... (click here for more)
Be Equipped - Summer is warm and pleasant, with high temperatures generally in the 80s F and lows in the 60s F. Occasionally, highs will reach 100 F with high humidity. Winter is generally cold, with temperatures r... (click here for more)
Wildlife Warnings - The animals in the Monument are protected. Please do not feed or harass them.... (click here for more)
Fees - Pipestone National Monument Annual Pass is $15.00. Family fees are $5.00 - 7 days. Individual fees are $3.00 - 7 days. Golden Access pass is free. Golden Age pass is $10.00. National Park Passes, Int... (click here for more)
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