Walk Through 12,000 Acres Of Otherworldly Rock Formations At Arizona's Chiricahua National Monument
Unique rock formations abound in Arizona, some more well-known than others. Chiricahua National Monument is one of the least traveled landscapes, but its 12,000 acres of craggy pillars deserve infinitely more recognition.

Many groups have lived and worked here over the years, and now, the vast area sits empty and ready to wow visitors.

Hikes range in length from merely 0.2 to a whopping 10 miles, ensuring all fitness levels can experience the splendor.
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Enjoy panoramic views of Rhyolite Canyon, adjacent valleys, and surrounding mountain peaks. You'll also have easy access to trailheads and a campground to keep the exploration going if desired.
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Formed from a cataclysmic volcanic eruption nearly 27 million years ago, the rock formations showcase Mother Nature's truly awesome power. Other features in the park include caves, faults, and ancient lava flow.


Silhouettes of distant mountains stretch seamlessly across the horizon, creating a picture-perfect scene akin to the most beautiful painting you've ever laid eyes on.

Address: East Bonita Canyon Road, Willcox, AZ 85643
Visit the Chiricahua National Monument website or Facebook page to learn more.
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Chiricahua National Monument, 12856 East Rhyolite Creek Road, Willcox, AZ 85643, USA