October 2019
OCTOBER 24 – MARBLE POINT, KAIBAB NATIONAL FOREST
Marble Point offers a spectacular, panoramic view of House Rock Valley, Vermilion Cliffs, Marble Canyon, North Canyon and Saddle Mountain Wilderness. There are also excellent opportunities to view such as deer, fox, turkey, squirrel, grouse, hawks, eagles and a number of songbird species. Fall colors should be abundant at this time of year. High clearance vehicles are strongly recommended.
Find out more »OCT 25 – ARAVADA SPRINGS – MARK RAWLINS
For generations, the Nay Ranch (formerly known as the Whitney Ranch), has hosted family reunions, Boy Scout and Girl Scout groups, community and church groups, and large groups of friends. Aravada Springs is committed to welcoming families and other groups to a newly developed group camping site. Amenities, activities and adventures around this historic spot on the Arizona Strip will be described.
Find out more »November 2019
NOVEMBER 21-KAIBAB PAIUTE COMMUNITY & PIPE SPRINGS NATIONAL MONUMENT
The Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians is a federally-recognized Indian Tribe organized under the Indian Reorganization Act. The Kaibab Indian Reservation, which is adjacent to the Arizona-Utah border, lies within the Tribe’s vast aboriginal territory and encompasses approximately 121,000 acres. The reservation is surrounded by a wonderland of historic recreation and geological sights. Pipe Spring National Monument is located immediately adjacent to Tribal Headquarters.
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