Flight 93 National Memorial
Pennsylvania
Tonight
🌗 46% moon
6.4 h fully dark
Crowds
low
Entrance
Free entry
Tower of Voices Maintenance
The Tower of Voices is currently open and is undergoing windchime testing. Currently four (4) windchimes have been removed from the Tower for maintenance and will be replaced by mid-July.
On Tuesday morning, September 11, 2001, the U.S. came under attack when four commercial airliners were hijacked and used to strike targets on the ground. Nearly 3,000 people tragically lost their lives. Because of the actions of the 40 passengers and crew aboard one of the planes, Flight 93, the attack on the U.S. Capitol was thwarted.
Activities
No entrance fee.
Hours & seasons
Park grounds and trails are open 7 days a week, 365 days a year, from sunrise to sunset. Harsh winter weather may result in delayed openings and closures. Occasionally, the gates may be closed, prohibiting entrance to the grounds, when adverse weather occurs or is predicted, to allow road crews to work safely to clear all roads within the national memorial. Call 814-893-6585 for weather-related updates.
Hours are reported by the park — verify before you go.
📞 8148936322
✉ flni_superintendent@nps.govConditions
Quietest months (fewer crowds): Jan, Feb, Mar, Dec
Typical crowds: low
Weather now: ⛅ Partly cloudy, 75°F
🌫️ 79°/63°
🌧️ 80°/65°
🌦️ 79°/64°
Typical monthly recreation visits · NPS avg 2023–2025 — orange months are the quietest by crowds.
Quietest months
Relative crowds by month — lighter is quieter; ringed months are the calmest by crowds.
Jan
11%
Feb
14%
Mar
40%
Apr
55%
May
91%
Jun
83%
Jul
100%
Aug
90%
Sep
88%
Oct
96%
Nov
54%
Dec
19%
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Things to do
Flight 93 National Memorial Junior Ranger
Visitor centers
Flight 93 Visitor Center
Accessibility
3 audio-described place(s)
Reported by the park — verify before you go.
Not an official safety source — always defer to NPS.gov and rangers for life-safety decisions.
By the numbers
A visual read on Flight 93 National Memorial — its character, trails, sky, and weather.
Park fingerprint
How this park scores across the dimensions travelers care about.
Trail difficulty
Difficulty mix across this park's trails.
3-day forecast
Daily high and low temperatures (°F).
People & stories
Figures tied to Flight 93 National Memorial — each spans a cross-park journey.
Richard J. Guadagno
— Flight 93 National Memorial, Passenger Crew Of Flight 93, PassengerPassport stamps
Mark the stamps you've collected — they show in your memory and along your routes.
🎫 Flight 93 Visitor Center
Places to see
"WE ARE GETTING READY TO DO SOMETHING"
A Common Field
Field of Honor
Memorial Groves and Allee
audio
Memorial Plaza
audio
Memorial Process
Passenger and Crew Members
Response and Investigation
The Target
Time
Tower of Voices
Wall of Names
audioAudio & media
🎧 Audio Clip of the Wind Chimes at the Tower of Voices ↗ · 2 mintranscript
🎧 The Target ↗ · 2 mintranscript
🎧 Passengers and Crew ↗ · 2 mintranscript
🎧 A Memorial Process ↗ · 4 mintranscript
🎧 Tower of Voices Wind Chimes Simulation ↗ · 6 mintranscript
🎧 Hear the Wind Chimes Audio Only ↗ · 1 mintranscript
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This past weekend, beginning on Arbor Day and concluding on the last day of National Park Week, Flight 93 National Memorial conducted its 9th annual Plant a Tree at Flight 93 reforestation event. National Park Service staff and the Friends of Flight 93 teamed up with professional foresters and reclamation specialists along with 447 volunteers to plant over 16,800 native Pennsylvania trees on an eight-acre plot of the memorial.
The year 2019 was very warm and wet at Flight 93 National Memorial. It was the 7th warmest and 12th wettest year since 1895.
In all, the year 2020 at Flight 93 National Memorial was very warm and had total precipitation that was above normal. The year ended as the 4th warmest and 31st wettest on record.
In all, the year 2021 at Flight 93 National Memorial was very warm but had near-normal precipitation. The year ended as the 7th warmest and 63rd wettest on record.
In total, 2022 was slightly warmer and wetter than average at Flight 93 National Memorial. The year ended as the 38th warmest and 41st wettest on record (since 1895).
View the 2023 recipients of the National Park Service Excellence in Education Awards, which recognize expertise within the field of education.
It was a near record-setting warm year for Flight 93 National Memorial. The year ended as the 2nd warmest and 48th driest on record (since 1895).
Flight 93 National Memorial, and the other National Parks of Western Pennsylvania, hosted nine students from the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown as part of the site’s second annual Alternative Break Service Program. This year’s program theme was “Caring for our Nation’s Parks and Public Lands.” Students preformed service at Flight 93 NMEM, Johnstown Flood NMEM, Fort Necessity NB, Laurel Hill State Park, and Camp Allegheny.
Ranger School
Park-grounded courses you can learn with the Ranger.
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