Discover the wonders of the Colorado Plateau with a tour of the Museum of Northern Arizona! Whether you’re fascinated by ancient fossils, captivated by Native American cultures, or inspired by fine art, MNA offers an unforgettable journey through the region’s remarkable heritage. Group and school tours are led by knowledgeable and experienced guides. Expand the experience with a custom program, perfect for explorers of all ages. Review the options and rates below to find the best fit for your group, then take the first step by requesting a tour.
PRIVATE MUSEUM GUIDED TOUR
1-10 people: $23 per person
11-40 people: $18 per person
41+ people $15 per person
PRIVATE EASTON COLLECTION CENTER GUIDED TOUR
$25 per person | limit 20 people per hour
SELF-GUIDED STUDENT GROUPS
$10 per student | free for chaperones
DISCOVER MORE STUDENT PROGRAMS
$15 per student | free for chaperones
Questions? Please contact tours@musnaz.org or call 928-774-5211, x217.
Museum Highlights Tour
Trained docents lead the way, telling stories and providing insights. Tours can range from a quick overview of the entire museum to deeper explorations of areas of interest to your group, whether that’s learning about the many Indigenous cultures of the Colorado Plateau, fascinating geologic formations, evidence of dinosaurs and other ancient creatures, or pottery, jewelry, textiles, and fine art. Request a tour.
Behind-the-Scenes Tours
Did you know that MNA’s collections were identified as a National Treasure in 2007? Come behind the scenes to see why these holdings have national significance and hear how these “stored” objects and specimens are used and protected. Tours occur the second Friday of each month from 2:30-3:30 p.m. Registration is required. Click here for details.
School Tours
Take your students to one of the most interesting and educational museums in Flagstaff! MNA offers engaging school group tours, workshops and puppet shows for classes and student groups of all ages. Many of our student programs provide curriculum guides that meet Academic Standards for the State of Arizona. Click here for details.
Garden Tours
Available from June through August, these outdoor tours introduce visitors to the plant life of the region and the many ways people grow and use plants. Visit an ethnobotanical garden where more than 100 species of Native plants grow, walk through a verdant canyon with a native plant expert, or get some hands-on instruction on gardening techniques. Visit our calendar of events for upcoming tour descriptions and dates.