Chiricahua National Monument is best described as a Wonderland of Rocks, with a vast array rock spires, which developed over time after the Turkey Creek Volcano eruption 27 million years ago. The park features a beautiful eight mile paved scenic drive in addition to 18 miles of day-use hiking trails.

Many of the Valley’s gated master planned communities are built where cotton once grew. Subdivisions have sprouted up on farmland in all directions. Areas that were once rural are now home to a more diverse population, who enjoy amenities that were previously out of their budget.