Explore Cochise County

This historic corner of Arizona is referred to as the Land of Legends. Discover its diverse terrain featuring endless grasslands, rolling hills, rugged sky islands, mountains, riparian habitats, and underground caverns.

Tour the famous subterranean limestone cave system of Kartchner Caverns just south of Benson. With more than 3,000 RV sites, Benson, a historic railroad town located along the San Pedro River, makes a great base camp for your adventures.

Following Historic Arizona Highway 80 south leads to Bisbee nestled in the Mule Mountains. One of Arizona’s premier artist communities, Bisbee offers a rich mix of art, music, architecture, outdoor activities, shopping, dining, and unique hospitality.

Further southeast, the city of Douglas is a historic, charming border community adjacent to Agua Prieta, Sonora, Mexico. Experience the food, history, and art this vibrant blend of two cultures has created, while enjoying opportunities to view wildlife, landmarks, and colorful murals.

Near Willcox, the Chiricahua National Monument is a “sky island” ecosystem created by a volcanic eruption millions of years ago. The 8-mile paved Bonita Canyon Scenic Drive and numerous hiking trails give you a close view of the Rhyolite pinnacles, balancing rocks, hoodoos, and giant volcanic caldera.

Surrounded by breathtaking mountains and flourishing farms and vineyards, Willcox is a must stop. Experience a blend of rich heritage, warm hospitality, and diverse events and attractions.

Steeped in Old West mining history is Clifton, a town with a remarkably well-preserved turn of the century downtown and ‘real’ outdoor adventure. Enjoy the Historical Chase Creek Walking Tour and keep an eye out for the bighorn sheep who frequently roam the streets and hillsides.