Fourteen miles southwest of Fredonia on Hwy 389, Pipe Spring is quite literally an oasis in the desert.

As part of a circuitous route around the Grand Canyon, Pipe Spring had been a valuable watering hole for thousands of years.

The water from Pipe Spring also feeds two ponds that attract a variety of wildlife like migrating shorebirds, bobcats and foxes.

It has cost $69,000 to devise a pumping system to re-establish Pipe Spring.

The water of Pipe Spring has made it possible for plants, animals, and people to live in this dry desert region.

Freezin' Pipe Springs - This attraction is a short body slide.

Hence, Pipe Spring.

And park officials will pipe in well water to keep Pipe Spring flowing.

The attacks commenced at Pipe Springs, then a Mormon settlement on the Arizona-Utah border.

Whitmore settled in St. George, but lost his life to Navajo Indians near Pipe Spring in 1866.