César E. Chávez National Monument Visitor Center Area Trails
César E. Chávez National Monument
The Memorial Garden offers a quiet place to reflect on the legacy of Cesar Chavez, and a place to pay respects to him and his wife, Helen, at their gravesites. Look for symbols of the farmworker movement that are incorporated into the Memorial Garden's design, including the fountain along the back wall that's dedicated to the five martyrs who gave their lives to support the cause.
The Memorial Garden offers a quiet place to reflect on the legacy of Cesar Chavez, and a place to pay respects to him and his wife, Helen, at their gravesites. Look for symbols of the farmworker movement that are incorporated into the Memorial Garden's design, including the fountain along the back wall that's dedicated to the five martyrs who gave their lives to support the cause. If you're looking for a longer walk, venture just a short distance farther into the Garden of the Southwest. Along the garden's paths, an array of desert plants was planted to represent the plant communities of Cesar’s birthplace in the Gila River Valley near Yuma, Arizona.
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15-60 Minutes
For those who have the time, there is self-guided plant idenitification in the Garden of the Southwest.
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Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall
Day, Dawn, Dusk
There is a wheelchair accessible entrance to the Chavez Memorial Garden. The path in the Garden of the Southwest is not paved. All locations found in the National Park Service app have an audio description.
Yes — Leashed pets only. To be respectful of the Memorial Garden and gravesites, please bring materials to clean up after your pet.
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All ages, but children should be accompanied and supervised by an adult.
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