item 8 16 Circle Y Park and Trail Saddle 8 - 16 Circle Y Park and Trail Saddle. Seasonal area closures for hazards such as snow and ice may be in effect.įor those unable to tour the Circle Trail in person, a digital tour is available. item 7 Circle Y Park and Trail 16 ' Western Saddle Semi QH Bars, Saddle Pad, 2 Cinches 7 - Circle Y Park and Trail 16 ' Western Saddle Semi QH Bars, Saddle Pad, 2 Cinches. Be prepared for seasonal conditions and rapidly-changing weather. While the trail is not American Disabilities Act (ADA)-compliant, it may be wheelchair accessible with some assistance ( see Accessibility). Several benches are placed along the trail.
Trail guides are available for loan or purchase in the Visitor Center. Features along the trail include the pipestone quarries, historical markers, Old Stone Face, Winnewissa Falls, and native tallgrass prairie. We suggest allotting 45 minutes to an hour for the entire walk.
The Circle Trail, which begins and ends at the Visitor Center, is a paved, 3/4-mile walking trail that leads to several points of interest at Pipestone National Monument. The 3/4-mile Circle Trail is paved and meanders through prairie, along a waterfall, and past historic quarries The portion of the Mountains-to-Sea Trail that runs through the park starts at the southern end of the Corridor Trail and travels to the Mountain Trail, past the family campground on the Grindstone Trail, and heads east out of the park on the Sauratown Trail below the park office.
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