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Chiricahua National Monument/Bonita Canyon
Chiricahua National Monument is a unit of the National Park Service located in the Chiricahua Mountains of southeastern Arizona. The monument is known for its extensive array of balanced rock formations, created by millions of years of erosion. The monument also features a variety of wildlife, including deer, javelina, and a variety of birds. The monument is located in the Coronado National Forest, and is accessible from the towns of Willcox and Portal, Arizona. Visitors can explore the monument on foot, by car, or by horseback. Popular activities include hiking, camping, bird watching, and photography. The monument is open year-round, and offers a variety of ranger-led programs and activities.
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User Reviews
Richard Barbieri (Rick)
Really nice park with fantastic rock formations and good wildlife.
Karson Wilson
Such an underrated park! Beautiful, quiet, and the best part not many people!!! Definitely recommend the view from Sugar Loaf and then doing the canyon loop for alternative perspectives. While the park is small and not busy, the parking lots are also very very small. Highly recommend getting to the loop parking lot before 8:30am on a weekend if you want parking. There are not many spaces. We didn’t have any issues parking at SugarLoaf. Seriously such a great park! We loved it!
Thierry Simondet
Beautiful rock formations. Very informative visitor center with friendly hosts. Entrance is free. It is about a 6 mile drive through the park. One way in, same way back out. Places to stop and walk with great views. Less than 4 hrs from Phoenix. Spend the night in Wilcox. Quite a few wineries and nice restaurants around.
Marc Remis
For most of us, this would be a once in a lifetime experience, not to be missed. Both short and long hikes are at 5800 to 7300 ft elevation. Loose rock and boulders on the trails, some pretty steep. Walking sticks are highly recommended.
Rich Guy
Popular campground with limited spaces. It can be a challenge to get a reservation at this campground, but well worth the stay. Spaces are small. Not recommended for large rigs. Plenty of different hiking trails for a range of physical capabilities. Lots of shade in the campground. Drinking water is available. Hot water showers and clean restrooms.