Horse Riding and Camping
Horse Riding and camping can be found in many different areas around the Coronado.
Horseback Riding
Horse riding is allowed on trails across the Coronado National Forest. Be aware that many trails on the forest are very rugged, some are in poor condition (due to fires or lack of maintenance), and a few pose serious hazards for horses (including some trails in the Pusch Ridge Wilderness).
Horse Camping
Horse corrals are also available at the Half Moon Ranch and Shaw House Cabin.
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Ash Creek #307
One of the Pinaleno range’s larger streams has carved the route for this popular trail. As it drops from alpine forest to desert valley, Ash Creek Trail passes through all of the varied life zones…
Ash Creek Detour #307A
One of the Pinaleno range’s larger streams has carved the route for this popular trail. As it drops from alpine forest to desert valley, Ash Creek Trail passes through all of the varied life zones…
Bear Canyon #29
This trail is located in Sabino Canyon Recreation Area and offers access to the dramatic landscape of the Santa Catalina front range, famous for its deep canyons and soaring ridges. The trail begins…
Black Rock Canyon #292
This trailhead is only available with an experienced 4-wheel drive vehicle and driver. The road is only suitable for a high-clearance vehicle. The trail was impacted by the 2021 Pinnacle Wildfire,…
Blackett's Ridge #48
Blackett’s Ridge #48 is a out-and-back spur trail connected to Phoneline Trail #27, leading up Sabino Canyon ridge to stunning views of Tucson and the Santa Catalinas valley. The trail initially…
Brown Canyon #115
Brown Canyon Trail leads into a scenic little canyon with good views and high desert vegetation. A spur trail, the Pomona Mine Trail, leads to the site of an old tungsten mine while the Brown Canyon…
Brown Canyon Ranch
Brown Canyon Ranch offers a glimpse back in time and ample opportunities for an enjoyable day with the family. Located on the northeastern flanks of the Huachuca Mountains just outside Sierra…
Bug Springs #10
From Bug Springs Trailhead to Lower Green Mountain Trailhead is an arduous 4.7 miles uphill climb. This is a great winter/fall hike where you can get out and stretch your legs. It is an additional .8…
Carr Canyon Perimeter Trailhead
The Carr Canyon Perimeter Trailhead provides access to the Perimeter Trail #138 and the Carr Nature Trail #139. There is no fee or pass required to park at this location. Trash bins are available at…
Carr Canyon Road #368 Scenic Drive
Download the Carr Canyon Visitor Guide in English.Descarga la guĂa del visitante en español a Carr Canyon. If you look up at the Huachuca Mountains from the town of Sierra Vista, a band of sheer…