City:
Window Rock
Phone: 928-674-5500
Take a guided tour deep into this canyon full of history and Indian Ruins high in the cliffs. You can use your own 4-wheel drive vehicle with a Native American guide, but be prepared for deep sand and/or water. Spring and Fall are great times to visit. comments(0) | post
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City:
Collidge
Phone: 520-723-3172
Prehistoric farmers once inhabitated this area. This Monument is the ruins of their village. There is not much to see here, but if your in the area it is an interesting stop. Summer temps will be well over 100 degrees here. comments(0) | post
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City:
Willcox
Phone: 520-824-3421
This forest of rock spires was eroded from layers of ash deposited by the Turkey Creek Volcano eruption 27 million years ago. This monument includes a paved scenic drive, hiking trails and variety of wildlife. comments(0) | post
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City:
Sierra Vista
Phone: 520-366-5515
This Monument is a tribute to the explorer Francisco Vasquez d Coronado. It showcases the cultural influences of 16th century Spanish exploration in the Americas. comments(0) | post
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City:
Willcox
Phone: 520-847-2500
Fort Bowie is a monument remembering the conflict between the Chiricahua Apaches and the United States Military. For 30 years military operations were conducted out of this fort. These operations culminated in the surrender of Geronimo in 1886. comments(0) | post
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At a mile deep and almost 18 miles wide, this spectacular canyon is a must see for any Arizona Tourist. Hike or ride a mule to the canyon bottom or just experience the beauty from the lookout points. A variety of companies offer tours to the Canyon from all over Arizona.
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