Chiricahua National Monument (U.S. National Park Service)

road with tall banks, dense greenery and balanced rocks above

See thousands of balanced rocks as you drive the 8 miles up to Massai Point, Echo Canyon, and Sugarloaf.

hiker standing on top of rock facing away toward valley of pinnacle rocks

Our 17 miles of trails will take you into a wilderness of rocks. Chiricahua offers a range of day hiking options from easy to strenuous.

Campground by Reservation Only

This small, historic campground with mature trees can accommodate small vehicles and tents.

rocks faintly show with bright milky way behind

Stargaze an International Dark Sky Park

Stay for the amazing skies.

View Wildlife and Plants

As deserts and mountain ranges meet, the Chiricahua Mountains create an unusual home for species that range Alaska to South America.

Man on trail looking across canyon full of rock pinnacles

Discover Chiricahua History

Learn about people who have called Chiricahua home over the years.

Pink house with trees and mountains; sign in forefront reading Faraway Ranch Lillian Riggs

Faraway Ranch Historic District

Learn more about the guest ranch that helped promote the Wonderland of Rocks that became the park

Last updated: February 20, 2025

Highlights of the Monument

Contact Info

Mailing Address:

12856 E Rhyolite Creek Rd
Willcox, AZ 85643

Phone:

520 824-3560
The visitor center phone is staffed from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm daily. If we don't answer we may be helping others. Please leave a message with your phone number. We do not have caller ID. If calling while driving nearby, please pull over as cell reception will likely cut out.