Best places: Things to dos in Cochise County, United States

Majestic, nearly 12,000-acre national park with unusual rock formations, many hiking trails & more.

Vast mountainous area with canyons, wilderness, hiking & biking trails, camping, wildlife & cacti.

Hard-hat tours through a century-old underground complex to learn about mining history & disasters.

Massive nature preserve marking the route of Coronado's historic quest for the 7 cities of gold.

Expansive limestone cave with living rock formations features frequent guided tours.

👍👍 Ramsey Canyon Trail was a perfect scenic walk with so much to see. We were amazed by the nature - butterflies, caterpillars, lizards, birds, so many different species of trees, bushes, mushrooms, a couple structures - all great photo ops! The trail is mostly shaded. You walk along the running creek...

👍👍 What a beautiful scenery. Disclaimer.. I'd go up to the parking lot and walk up if you can., taking in the stations of the cross. Driving up is not bad. Driving down gives me anxiety because of the steep slope. But go! Experience the peaceful atmosphere of the chapel. The Lord is truly in this place...

👍 This is a really cool nature experience! There are many migratory birds along with other small animals but the Sandhill Cranes flying in from all directions are truly impressive! These Cranes arrive in flocks of hundreds, some travelling from as far as Siberia to winter around Whitewater Draw in the...

👍👍 I hike here almost daily. The loop around the San Pedro house takes no more then an hour and is great for all ages. The trail is wide, flat and well kept so no concern for snakes. There's a beautiful pond off the main path and there's a trail along the river as well. They also have benches for peopl...

👍👍 Absolutely love this place! The trails are a nice walk. Lots of green and shade. We saw quite a few birds and some deer while there. We will definitely be going back.

👍👍 Loved it. Massive museum, multi levels, laid out so it is not cramped. It is interesting. Small gift shop and art museum. There is also picnic areas among the fabulous Dragoon rocks. Nice day trip and lunch. I promise, if u like museums, you will have a good time.

👍👍 When you arrive at the trailhead, you will walk an easy 1.5 mile hike to the fort's ruins. Even though it's an easy hike you may still get a little winded as you're hiking at 5000 ft. elevation. That being said, Fort Bowie is actually a complex of building ruins that populate the site. Additionally...

👍 Tombstone (the movie) and actual history to see where Wyatt (or Doc Holiday) killed Johnny Ringo. Just interesting. It is out in the middle of no where and is actually on private property. There is a fenced path for visitors to be able to walk to see where Ringo died. No price to visit site. T...

👍 I have been going here since 1975. It holds a lot of memories for me. My mom lived a good portion of her life here and took the library from one small bookcase to a large one. I have watched it go through many seasons, as much as I wish it was still the same as all those years ago and all the peop...

👍👍 Trailhead and parking lot is great. Road up is well maintained. Hiked to Miller Peak via crest trail with my 10 y.o. daughter and made it to the summit. We picked a day it was a high of 70 in Sierra Vista. Like many trails in AZ bring the sunscreen. Loved the variance of this trail. Some flat sectio...

Popular camping & fishing spot, with a waterside trail offering views of bald eagles & ospreys.

👍👍 A house full of history. Very interesting!