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Cochise Stronghold at the Dragoon Mountains

Cochise Stronghold at the Dragoon Mountains

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8 hour(s)
English
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Bisbee, United States

Discover historic Council Rocks where Cochise made peace with settlers

Learn about Native American rock art along the hiking route

Explore rugged backcountry trails with steep plates cracks and slabs

Experience panoramic desert views from remote Dragoon Mountain terrain

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Experience a unique journey through Tombstone and into the rugged beauty of the Dragoon Mountains, where towering pink granite domes and dramatic rock formations create a stunning backcountry playground. The trail begins at the Cochise Stronghold trailhead, accessible via a scenic jeep route, and continues as an out and back hike. Hikers will navigate varied terrain including slabs, cracks, and steep plates, offering both a physical challenge and the chance to fully immerse themselves in the majesty of this remote wilderness area. The trail’s natural beauty provides incredible opportunities for photography, exploration, and quiet reflection in a landscape largely untouched by modern development.

Discover the rich history embedded in this landscape as you encounter Native American rock art and the historic Council Rocks, the site where the Chiricahua leader Cochise negotiated peace with the US government in 1872. The hike blends natural wonder with cultural significance, allowing participants to appreciate both the geology and the stories carried by the land. Throughout the journey, guides provide context about the region’s history, geology, and wildlife, enhancing the experience for hikers. This combination of outdoor adventure and historical insight makes the hike both physically rewarding and intellectually enriching.

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 

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

No climbing skills needed some loose terrain possible

Wear sturdy hiking shoes suitable for rocky and uneven terrain

Dress in layers to adapt to changing mountain weather conditions

Bring a camera or smartphone to capture scenic vistas and rock formations

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Activity Provider: Trails and Tales of Cochise County

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