The main entrance and parking lot are located at 409 W Riordan Rd., two blocks east of Milton Rd. next to the NAU parking garage.
Riordan Mansion Nature Walk and Garden Tour
Riordan Mansion State Historic Park
Saturdays in June, July and August 11:15 a.m.
Included with your paid park admission. Join a ranger for a twenty minute tour of the mansion grounds. Learn more about Flagstaff's ecology, native wildlife, and conservation. This tour will vary weekly depending on what is blooming and what wildlife shows off.
MORE EVENTS
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May 12, 2024
Riordan Mansion Special Tour: The Women of the Riordan Mansion
Step back to 1904 with a guided tour of the Riordan Mansion featuring the Riordan ladies and their stories.
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May 13, 2024
Lunchtime Lecture: Riordan Road's Hidden History - Images of the Lost Town of Milton
Why is Milton Road called Milton Road? Because it linked Flagstaff with a neighboring small town called Milton. Milton's main street was Riordan Road. Historian and Riordan Mansion volunteer David Portree will share Milton's history and describe a plan to bring Milton back to life.
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May 17-18, 2024
Whisky Tasting at Tim's Table
This limited-seating event is the perfect way to gather friends on a cool fall evening and enjoy the warmth of exceptional whiskies. You will have the rare opportunity to be seated in the dining room of Tim Riordan’s 1904 craftsman home. See the full even description to purchase tickets.
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May 18, 2024
Plein Air Paint Out
Artists of all skill levels are invited to paint plein air (painting outdoors) around the grounds of the Riordan Mansion.
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Saturday, June 8, 2024
Parks on the Air
Join Coconino Amateur Radio Club at Riordan Mansion to learn about amateur radio, talk to stations around Arizona, and even try Morse code!
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June 9 | July 14, 2024
Riordan Mansion Special Tour: Historic Milton Walking Tour
A 90-minute guided walk from Riordan Mansion to explore the Arizona Lumber and Timber Company property and the town site of Milton.
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June 10, 2024
Riordan Mansion Lunchtime Lecture: Kate Cory - Arizona's Pioneer Artist
Experience hearing from Territorial Pioneer Kate T. Cory in full costume as she shares her journey from "Gilded Age" NYC to the Mesas of the Hopi. Brenda Cusick will reveal details of Cory's life. Kate’s art was commissioned by the Santa Fe Railroad, the Department of the Interior and her work is in the Smithsonian and Museum of Northern Arizona collections.
