• Montezuma Peak

    Coronado

    National Memorial Arizona

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  • NEW Fire Restrictions in effect for Coronado National Memorial

    Due to increased fire danger in southern Arizona, Coronado National Memorial will implement increased fire restrictions beginning Wednesday, June 19, 2013. More »

Birding

A Mexican Blue Jay perches on a wooden fence

Always curious, a Mexican blue jay perches on a fence.

Birds abound in Coronado National Memorial. Some varieties are migratory, while others can be seen throughout the year. A bird checklist is available to help identify many of the different species in the memorial. Bring binoculars and plan for a day filled with Mexican jays, hummingbirds, ravens, sparrows, towhees, turkey vultures, and woodpeckers. You might get lucky and see a roadrunner or montezuma quail!

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Did You Know?

Hiking along the Yaqui Ridge Trail, Coronado National Memorial

The 750 mile Arizona Trail, which runs from the southern to northern ends of the state, begins in Coronado National Memorial at the international border between the United States and Mexico. Here in the park, the trail sections are called Yaqui Ridge and the Crest Trail.