Chiricahua National Monument
No large vehicle turnaround after Faraway Ranch Parking (1 mile after entrance). Vehicles over 29 feet park at Faraway. Disconnect trailers at Faraway. Trailers with campground reservations proceed to camp. Scenic drive = 24 ft limit and no trailers. Details
Straight from the US National Park Service, refreshed several times a day.
Chiricahua National Monument is a unique landscape in southeastern Arizona, known for its towering rock formations and diverse wildlife. This area was historically significant for the Chiricahua Band of the Apache, who used it as a refuge during conflicts with settlers in the 19th century. Today, visitors come to explore its hiking trails and learn about its rich history.
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The park offers a variety of trails, from easy walks to challenging hikes. The Heart of Rocks area is particularly popular among hikers. Wildlife sightings, including coatis, are common, so keep an eye out as you explore. The visitor center provides useful information and exhibits about the park's geology and ecology.
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At a glance
- Opened
- 1924
- Open
- Daily open 24 hours
- Accessibility
- some trails are steep, limited wheelchair access
- Opening hours
- Daily open 24 hours
- Phone
- 5208243560
- Price
- Free
- Website
- www.nps.gov
Things to know
Photo: NPS Photo