Chiricahua National Monument Map: Guide to Hiking and Camping at Chiricahua National Monument

A Guide to Chiricahua National Monument

Embark on an unforgettable adventure into the heart of southeastern Arizona with this comprehensive guide to Chiricahua National Monument. Discover a landscape sculpted by time, where whimsical rock formations pierce the sky and canyons whisper tales of ancient civilizations.

Unfold the Landscape:

• Detailed Overlay Map: A clear, user-friendly map lays out the monument's key features, including roads, trails, campgrounds, and points of interest.

Explore Diverse Trails:

Hike for Every Ability: Discover a variety of trails suited for all experience levels, from leisurely family strolls to challenging treks for seasoned hikers.
Trail Descriptions & Difficulty Ratings: Detailed descriptions provide insights into each trail's highlights, mileage, elevation gain, and difficulty level, allowing you to choose the perfect adventure. Trails covered are:
Easy trails

• Bonita Creek Trail
• Bonita Creek Loop trail
• Silver Spur Meadow Trail
• Massai Point Nature Trail
• Echo Canyon Grottoes

Moderate trails

• Natural Bridge Trail
• Sugarloaf Mountain trail
• Echo Canyon Trail
• Upper Rhyolite Canyon trail
• Lower Rhyolite Canyon trail
• Ed Riggs Trail
• Hailstone trail
• Inspiration Point Trail
• Mushroom Rock Trail
• Big Balanced Rock Trail

Difficult Trails

• Hearts of Rocks Loop
• Sarah Deming Trail

Become a Savvy Explorer:

• Insider Tips: Learn valuable tips and tricks to enhance your experience, like optimal times to visit, recognizing wildlife signs, and navigating the unique Chiricahua environment.

Unwind Under the Stars:

Camping Made Easy: Find the ideal campsite for your needs with a comprehensive guide to the monument's campgrounds, including amenities, reservation procedures, and camping regulations.
Campgrounds covered are:

• Bonita Canyon Campground
• Piney Canyon Campground
• Herb Martyr Campground
• Sunny Flat Campground

More Than Just a Hike:

• Uncover the Past: Delve into the rich history of the Chiricahua Apache people who called this land home and the stories of legendary figures like Geronimo and Cochise.
• Unveiling the Geology: Gain insights into the fascinating geological processes that sculpted the monument's otherworldly landscape over millions of years.