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Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument

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Park Alerts (1)

South Unit temporarily closed south of Grand Teton Drive; Trailheads remain open.: The South Unit of Tule Springs Fossil Beds is temporarily closed to visitor access south of Grand Teton Drive, between Tule Springs Parkway and North Fifth Street in North Las Vegas for visitor safety...

About Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument

Over the last ~570,000 years, water has transformed the Upper Las Vegas Valley. Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument is an urban park that preserves the unique story of this ever-changing environment.

Things To Do

Available Activities

Astronomy
Stargazing
Biking
Mountain Biking
Road Biking
Food
Picnicking
Hiking
Front-Country Hiking
Horse Trekking
Horseback Riding
Junior Ranger Program
Wildlife Watching
Birdwatching

Weather

The Tule Springs Fossil Beds is located within the Mojave Desert, with summer temperatures often exceeding 110° F (43.3° C). There are no sources of water or shade at Tule Springs, so it is recommended that you plan your summer visit (May - September) to Tule Springs before the hottest part of the day and exercise caution.

Winter temperatures range, on average, from the low 30's F to low 70's F.

Getting There

Tule Springs Fossil Beds is an urban National Monument located in the northern Las Vegas Valley, Nevada. Two parking areas are available: N. Aliante Parkway & Moonlight Falls Avenue Parking Area and Durango Drive & Moccasin Road Parking Area.

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Hours

Tule Springs Operating Hours

Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument is open during daylight hours. The park is closed at night.

Location

NV

36.3893, -115.3202

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