Cave Creek Canyon

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Cochise County

Cave Creek Canyon
Coordinates: 31.8935, -109.166851
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Cave Creek Canyon–Herb Martyr CG
Coordinates: 31.8724995, -109.2335968
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Cave Creek Canyon–Idlewild CG
Coordinates: 31.894938, -109.164516
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Cave Creek Canyon–John Hands CG
Coordinates: 31.8785052, -109.2224693
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Cave Creek Canyon–South Fork
Coordinates: 31.8688764, -109.1883919
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Cave Creek Canyon–Southwestern Research Station
Coordinates: 31.8835432, -109.2058731
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Cave Creek Canyon–Stewart CG
Coordinates: 31.8901153, -109.1679591
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Cave Creek Canyon–Sunny Flat CG
Coordinates: 31.8847242, -109.1755749
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Cave Creek Canyon–USFS Visitor Center
Coordinates: 31.8988382, -109.1622511
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Birding in Arizona

About Cave Creek Canyon
Nestled in the Chiricahua Mountains of Southeastern Arizona, 150 miles east of Tucson and 50 miles north of Douglas, is Cave Creek Canyon, a hidden gem with spectacular cliffs, flowing streams and an abundance of wildlife.

Endowed with magnificent scenery and unparalleled biodiversity, Cave Creek Canyon is truly a special place. Residents and visitors who want to help protect the area now have a chance to do so by joining, volunteering, or contributing to the Friends of Cave Creek Canyon.

As individuals and families, we work closely with Coronado National Forest to support its work and mission in Southeast Arizona. We seek to provide educational opportunities for area residents, visitors, school groups, scientific researchers and others who cherish the special qualities of our region.

Researchers and scientists claim that Cave Creek Canyon has the richest diversity of wildlife in the U.S. Birding is fine here year-round and especially rewarding in the summer. Many interesting birds from south of the border can be found here in the Chiricahua Mountains.
From Cave Creek Canyon webpage