쉬운 코치스 카운티 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

On the way to Tombstone, there's a small ghost town with houses dating back to the settlement of the area around 1875. Unfortunately, the houses are currently closed to the public. Still, it's worth a quick stop.

The visitor center, on the right 3.5 miles on Bonita Canyon Dr after the West entrance, is open from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. It has an information desk, museum, park film, and gift shop. It provides free maps, junior ranger booklets, and information. The museum area includes geology, biodiversity, and human history exhibits. Its architecture showcases Civilian Conservation Corps rock work and "Mission 66" architecture. The park store offers shirts, books, stickers, magnets and other collectibles to remember your visit.

Restrooms, drinking water fountains, and trailhead picnic areas with bike parking at the visitors center.

Echo Canyon Trail has singletracks to amazing rock columns. Water fountain, restrooms at trailhead, and bike parking.

Highest point accessible by paved road in the park at this dead-end of Bonita Canyon Drive. The overlook has panoramic views to all sides, including the iconic rock gardens in Echo Park below, and the Chochise Mountain on the opposite side, that supposedly can look like the head of an Indian. The nature trail and the trails around the summit and the exhibits are bikeable; the trails into Echo Park are just for hiking.

the reward at the end of the road : www.cyclepass.com/t_paz_Massai_Point.html

Certainly the busiest place in the Park, but well worth it.

Superb view, and possible departure from this point to do the small or large loop allowing you to discover the entire park and its magnificent landscapes. The parking lot is not very big so arrive early. There are dry toilets.