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Joe's Canyon Trail to Coronado Peak and the Mexican border

Joe's Canyon Trail to Coronado Peak and the Mexican border

6 hour(s)
English
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Bisbee, United States

Discover a historic border landmark with meaningful cultural significance

Learn about regional history while hiking through protected public lands

Explore diverse terrain and canyons open slopes and mountain ridgelines

Experience a challenging yet rewarding out and back mountain hike

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Experience a rewarding mountain hike that climbs steadily from the Coronado National Monument visitor center and follows a scenic canyon route to a prominent summit. The trail rises and falls through open grasslands and rocky slopes, offering wide views and a true sense of journey as you move deeper into the landscape. From the top, the horizon opens in every direction with sweeping vistas into Mexico to the south and the broad San Pedro River Valley stretching north, making the effort feel well worth it.

Discover a meaningful detour along the way that leads to the international border marked by a simple fence and a historic stone obelisk. This quiet spot provides a powerful moment to reflect on shared history and shifting landscapes, as well as a memorable opportunity for photographs. The route then returns along the same path, allowing hikers to enjoy the changing light and perspectives on the way back while soaking in the natural beauty and cultural significance of this unique area.

Hiking sticks

Day packs

Two liters of water and snacks

Gratuities

Hiking shoes and long pants

Weather appropriate clothing

Gloves

Sun protection recommended: hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen 

Camera

Travelers with Limited mobility impairments
People afraid of heights
Families with children
Adventure seekers
Groups of friends
Solo travelers
Photography lovers
Physically fit travelers
Nature enthusiasts
Couples

No technical climbing required uneven terrain possible

Dress in layers for changing mountain weather

Wear sturdy hiking shoes with good traction

Carry a camera for scenic and historic views

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