In the shadow of
the Dragoon Mountains, home of the great Apache Chief Cochise, we look
across the Sulphur Springs Valley to the Chiricahua Mountains. A panoramic
scene of high desert beauty.We would
like to share with you the tranquility and peace of our home, giving you an
opportunity for quiet contemplation or high activity. It's a choice
you'll enjoy making.
Activities could include hiking on the
world famous trails in the Chiricahua National Park or mountain climbing in
the Dragoon Mountains. Trail rides into Cochise's Stronghold are
available. You might enjoy a trip deep inside the Queen Mine in Bisbee
as well as seeing the antique buildings and shops. Tombstone offers
the famous OK Corral where the Earps fought off the Clantons. If
museums are of interest to you, Willcox offers several about the old west
and the Amerind Foundation has an extensive collection of Indian artifacts.
Then there's Tucson with the Reed Park Zoo, the Desert Museum, Old Tucson,
and the Tucson Botanical Gardens.
We are on the flyway for many migrating
birds and butterflies so if you are a bird watcher, you're in for a treat.
Stargazers are in luck as there are very few lights to interfere with your
observations of the heavens.
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Apache Country Bed &
Breakfast
Patricia Wagstaff & Liz Hagewood
P.O. Box 10
Pearce, Arizona 85625
(520) 826-3317
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