Pipestone Holidays

This sacred site has provided red pipestone for Native American ceremonial pipes for millennia. Watch artisans demonstrate traditional carving while exploring the restored tallgrass prairie and Winnewissa Falls.

This scenic 9-hole course balances forgiving fairways with strategic hazards among mature trees. Enjoy a post-round drink on the clubhouse deck overlooking the verdant landscape.

Erickson Park offers a peaceful retreat with playground equipment for families seeking outdoor fun in Pipestone. Enjoy the open green space for a relaxing afternoon picnic or let children explore the play area.

This towering peace pipe celebrates Pipestone's Native American heritage and ceremonial traditions. Visit the workshop to watch artisans craft pipes from the sacred red pipestone that defines this Minnesota town.

Cascading through sacred Sioux Quartzite, Winnewissa Falls marks the heart of Pipestone National Monument. Walk the Circle Trail to witness this serene waterfall amid native tallgrass prairie landscapes.

This 3/4-mile paved loop features active pipestone quarries where Native Americans harvest sacred stone. Stroll past Winnewissa Falls while exploring one of North America's last tallgrass prairie ecosystems.

This historic Sioux quartzite venue from 1897 hosts vibrant community theatre in the heart of Pipestone. Experience intimate performances by local talents like the Calumet Players in a charming cultural setting.