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Chiricahua National Monument
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Chiricahua National Monument ranges from 5,124 feet / 1,562 meters  in elevation at the entrance station to 7,310 feet / 2,228 meters at the summit of Sugarloaf Mountain. You can enjoy the differences of four seasons. Check the weather chart for monthly average temperatures and precipitation to help plan your visit. 

For current conditions similar to those found at the visitor center click here.

For current conditions at an elevation like what you would find at the trail head for Sugarloaf Mountain and Massai Point - the end of our scenic drive - click here.

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Stafford Cabin

Did You Know?
The first settlers to live in Bonita Canyon were Ja Hu Stafford and his wife Pauline. They originally built a one-room, log cabin in 1880, which grew with his family. You can still see the cabin today at Chiricahua National Monument.
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Last Updated: January 11, 2010 at 16:01 MST