Shop for Monument Souvenirs

CNMA store, located in Saddlehorn Visitor Center

NPS Photo / N Scarborough

The Colorado National Monument Association (CNMA) is a 501(C)3 non-profit organization working in cooperation with the National Park Service. Preserve your memories of the Monument with keepsakes, apparel, stickers, books, and more, sold at the park store in the visitor center.

The CNMA uses proceeds from its store, memberships, and donations to support interpretive and educational outreach programs, fund research projects, and heighten the educational experience of the visitor by providing modestly priced or free informational materials. Visit their online shop to see what's for sale.

The CNMA offers special programs and a periodic newsletter to its members. Members also enjoy a discount at the CNMA park store, and discounts at other cooperating association bookstores in National Park Service sites nationwide.

Operating hours are the same as Saddlehorn Visitor Center.

Details

Duration

10-60 Minutes

Activity

Bookstore and Park Store

Pets Allowed

No

Pets are not allowed in any building or on any trail in the Monument. Do not leave pets in a car - even with the windows down, it gets too hot. Service animals are welcome in any building and on any trail.

Activity Fee

No

Entrance fees are paid at the entrance station on your way to the visitor center. There are no additional fees to enter the visitor center and park store. However, you still have to pay for what you want to buy at the store.

Location

Saddlehorn Visitor Center

The CNMA park store is located in Saddlehorn Visitor Center.

Reservations

No

Season

Year Round

Hours change seasonally, so check the Operating Hours & Seasons for the most up to date information.

Time of Day

Day

Hours change seasonally, so check the Operating Hours & Seasons for the most up to date information. Closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Years Day.

Accessibility Information

The visitor center has accessible front and back doors with an automatic door button located ahead of the doorway, inside and outside of both front and back doors. The visitor center has accessible restrooms and an accessible picnic table, both located to the right of the main entryway doors. The restroom doors are not automatic and push inward from the outside - they require pulling from inside the restroom in order to exit the restroom. The picnic table is covered and located through the outdoor hallway that passes the doors to the restrooms. The picnic table is square and has a bench on three sides, with one open side for wheelchair use. If you're curious, you can review our facility measurements. A handful of photos are available on our Accessibility webpage.

At the Visitor Center, videos are open-captioned, and an induction loop is provided for users of hearing aids. For those without T-coil enabled hearing aids assisted listening devices are available at the front desk. An audio description tour of the exhibits is also available. Handheld tour devices are available at the entryway to the exhibit hall on the right side, about halfway up the wall. Ask a ranger for assistance if desired.