
moderate
2–3 hours
Moderate fitness required; comfortable walking on uneven terrain with some elevation gain.
Discover a 600-foot-long undeveloped cave near Bisbee, Arizona, rich with ancient history and natural beauty. Perfect for hikers seeking a unique underground adventure in the southern desert.
For all ages!
Embark on a captivating 1-mile hike to Coronado Cave, a historic site once used by ancient peoples and settlers. Experience the awe of this expansive, undeveloped cavern, stretching 600 feet long and 70 feet wide, while uncovering the rich stories of its past. A unique adventure awaits in southern Arizona!
Embark on a captivating 1-mile hike to Coronado Cave, a historic site once used by ancient peoples and settlers. Experience the awe of this expansive, undeveloped cavern, stretching 600 feet long and 70 feet wide, while uncovering the rich stories of its past. A unique adventure awaits in southern Arizona!
Uneven ground and loose rocks inside the cave make supportive footwear essential.
Protect yourself from the desert sun and rough cave surfaces during your hike.
Hiking sticks aid balance on the trail and inside the cave’s uneven terrain.
Plan to arrive 15 minutes before your tour to ensure smooth registration and preparation.
Coronado Cave likely served as shelter for native people and was later used by Chiricahua Apache and settlers.
The cave remains undeveloped to preserve its natural state and minimize human impact on fragile formations.
Provides traction and foot protection on rocky, uneven trails and cave floors.
Protects legs from scrapes and desert brush during hike and cave exploration.
Essential for skin protection against intense desert sun exposure.
summer specific
Helpful for gripping rough cave surfaces and protecting hands.