Cochise Stronghold - Cochise, Arizona

Cochise Stronghold, ubicado en 2100 W Ironwood Rd, Cochise, AZ 85606, Estados Unidos, es un lugar ideal para los amantes de la naturaleza y el camping. Ofrece una gran variedad de servicios y comodidades, como aparcamiento adaptado para sillas de ruedas, tomas eléctricas para autocaravanas, agua corriente, aseos públicos, mesas de pícnic, parrillas para barbacoa, zonas para tiendas de campaña y se admiten perros.

Este lugar es conocido por sus impresionantes paisajes y su rica historia. Cochise Stronghold es parte del bosque nacional Coronado y es el lugar donde el jefe apache Cochise y su banda se refugiaron durante la guerra de 1861-1872. La zona cuenta con numerosas rutas de senderismo y ciclismo, lo que la hace perfecta para los amantes de la aventura y la exploración. Además, es un lugar ideal para acampar, con tarifas razonables y zonas especialmente diseñadas para tiendas de campaña y autocaravanas.

El lugar también ofrece rutas adecuadas para niños y es un lugar ideal para pasar tiempo en familia. Los niños pueden disfrutar de la zona de juegos y de las rutas de senderismo especialmente diseñadas para ellos. Los perros también son bienvenidos, siempre y cuando estén atados y se limpie después de ellos.

Cochise Stronghold tiene una puntuación media de 4.7/5 en opiniones de clientes en Google My Business, con un total de 218 valoraciones. Los clientes alaban la belleza del lugar, la amabilidad del personal y la limpieza de las instalaciones. La mayoría de los visitantes recomiendan este lugar para aquellos que buscan una experiencia de camping tranquila y cercana a la naturaleza.

Opiniones de Cochise Stronghold

Rafael Saragosa

5/5

A must see if in the Willcox area. Note: The pin for this location is not the "campground" or trail head. Looks like there are primitive camping spots available near this pin, but continue on to get to the established campgrounds. Also, be advised, at the campgrounds, there is an $8 daily fee if you are not camping. Bring exact change. There is a QR code posted for payment, but I doubt you will have a cell signal.
We parked near the trail head and hiked in just over a mile. The round trip was just over an hour. Great views and you can truly get a sense of it's raw beauty. I look forward to visiting again.

Janis RB

4/5

Very pretty. “Closed for the season”. Don’t know what that meant but we hiked around and found the plant identification trail. That was great. The road is rough. Not for RVs or very low cars. You will cross several “creeks”. It had rained the 3 days prior so there was some water in them. Saw a few deer. I can understand how Cochise could keep people safe there. Crazy terrain. TAKE LOTS OF WATER on the hike. If you have dogs, on leash should be observed.

Denise Hamel

5/5

Very scenic. The road going in is rough, so be prepared, but it is well graded. A creek runs throughout the area so don't drive here if it has recently rained or the road is flooded in several spots. The campground is small and well maintained. Not suitable for large rigs. There are choices if walking trails. One is a concrete walkway trail, about .25 miles long with information kiosks and lovely views. There are also concrete walls with sitting areas. Great for anyone with walking challenges. The Nature Trail begins to the left of the restrooms with a monument to Cochise and a pretty walking bridge spanning the creek. The trail is easy but has steps so not suitable for wheelchairs or walkers. It is beautiful! Off of that trail is a much longer trail that I am told is 5 miles round trip but is very challenging with steep grades. We saw a lot of couples with dogs hiking. Lots of history lessons here.

Katherine Ford

4/5

A wonderful hike! 11 miles total to the other side and back. The elevation was not to terrible. The high climb was on the way back from the west side back to the middle trail. Very scenic and beautiful. There could of have been better trail and distance markings on each side of the trail head. It would of been nice to see some paper maps too. Over all a beautiful, clean, and adventurous hike.

Jenifer Guerrero

5/5

This hike is beautiful. If you are hiking from the east side, it is a little over 3 miles to the top. It is a climb up.... but nothing too crazy. Wonderful views and several stream crossings. If you go over the divide to the west trail head, it will add about 1.75 additional miles to your outbound trek. It is a steep climb from the west back to the top.

Bill Howard

3/5

10 mile round trip hike to the road on the west side and back to campground on eastside. The trail to the top was in good condition with several stream crossings. The trail from summit to the west was overgrown with grass and weeds in places but passable. Nice views of several rock formations along the trail.

Kristian Wold

5/5

We rented the Shaw House for two nights. The house has three bedrooms - one with a double bed, one with a double futon and one with two sets of bunkbeds with full size beds on the bottom. There are two additional futons in the living room so it can sleep a lot of people. There are two bathrooms each with a shower. The weather was nice so we didn't need the space heaters or fans. We spent a lot of time outside. During the day we moved our camping chairs to shady areas and at night we sat at the picnic table and around the fire ring where we roasted marshmallows. Wood was provided and can be used in the indoor fireplace or outside. There is also a propane grill. The house had a broom, mop and shop vac hidden away in the closet. The kitchen was pretty well stocked with plenty of plates, silverware and lots of pots, pans and kitchen utensils. There aren't many coffee mugs so bring your own if you need more than a couple.

Mary Bonin

5/5

Nice slow reasonably easy hike... we were there during a time when snow was on the ground... very pretty... took lots of pictures.