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Coronado National Forest


Douglas Ranger District
About 27 million years ago, Turkey Creek Caldera spewed forth white-hot ash that settled, cooled, and fused into a 2,000 foot thick layer of dark volcanic rock, forming the Chiricahua Mountains, the most spectacular sight of this region.



Permit Information
No permit needed.

Directions
This region may be reached by traveling south from US 10 on State Highway 80.

Information Center
The Cave Creek Visitor Center is located off the Rodeo exit from State Highway 80.

Activities


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Coronado National Forest
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300 West Congress St.
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Tucson AZ, 85701
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