Black Canyon has exceptional wilderness values and wildlife habitat.Trail 72 is a gradual ascent up Black Canyon to Reeds Meadow near the crest of the Black Range where it connects with Continental Divide Trail 74. The trail passes through broad meadows bordered by stately Narrow-leaf Cottonwood, Ga...

Both ends of T214 connect with T68 to form a loop trail. The southern section of T214 passes through dry, open semi-desert terrain; the northern portion threads along a mesa. The two sections are connected by an impressive series of nine switchbacks constructed many decades ago by CCC. Elevation dif...

Explore peaks, sudden stretches of landscapes, grottos, canyons, and more with over 18 miles of trails dotting this spectacular national monument.

Natural rock sculptures with tall cliffs and distant views.

Explore the ruins of Fort Bowie via this interpretive trail, a short, but isolated 3-mile round-trip. You'll see not only the fort itself, but what's left standing of a Butterfield Stage Coach Station as well as a cemetery, Apache Springs, the remaining Indian Agency and an Apache Wikiup. The visito...

This canyon, laced with unique rock formations, colorful slopes and canyon walls, and tall trees, including maples and pine, is an excellent route for any hiker or horseback rider. Birds are especially plentiful.