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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Santa Teresa Wilderness
More than anything else, the 26,780-acre Santa Teresa Wilderness can be described as remote. Trails exist in many places only as routes kept open by cowboys driving their stock. These mountains are…
Scotia Canyon Trail #127
This canyon was named for two brothers from Nova Scotia who once owned a ranch here. Since the head of Scotia Canyon is one of the lowest places in the Huachuca Range, it has served as a traditional…
Seven Falls via Bear Canyon #29
The Seven Falls trail is a subsection of Bear Canyon #29. This popular trail is out and back across numerous streams and rugged terrain. Without using the shuttle service, the hike is approximately…
South Fork Trailhead
The South Fork of Cave Creek Canyon is renowned for its biodiversity, scenery and birdwatching opportunities. Flooding in 2014 damaged the South Fork Picnic Area and a portion of the road…
Sunnyside Canyon Trailhead
The Sunnyside Canyon Trailhead serves as the trailhead for both the Scotia Canyon Trail #127, the Sunnyside Trail #117, and the Eureka Canyon Trail #129.
Sutherland #6
The west end of the trail starts in Santa Catalina State Park, but after 1 mile it enters the Coronado National Forest. This arduous hike quickly ascends the side of the Pusch Ridge Wilderness for…
Sycamore #278
This trail provides a pleasant but strenuous route into the inner reaches of the Galiuros, dipping in and out of sycamore- and oak-shaded riparian areas. The trail is accessible via the East Divide…
Sycamore Campground
Site Open
 Located on the west side of the Chiricahuas at 6,200 ft. elevation, Sycamore Campground straddles the banks of West Turkey Creek. Turkey Creek is a small perennial stream that cascades into the…
Tanque Verde Falls area
New trails and amenities at this popular recreation destination invite visitors to experience the stunning desert, beautiful rock formations, and seasonal creek and waterfalls of Tanque Verde…
Tortilla #254
Tortilla Trail leads from the grasslands that spread along the eastern slopes of the Galiuros to the heart of that remote mountain range in deep, wide Rattlesnake Canyon. From the trailhead at Deer…