Chiricahua National Park Added to Explorer and Our Interactive Map

Chiricahua National Park is now part of National Parks USA Explorer. Our Interactive Map, Personal Map and National Parks Passport have been updated to include the Arizona park, bringing the Passport total to 64 national parks.

Whether you have already explored Chiricahua or hope to visit in the future, you can now include it in your personal national park journey.

Find Chiricahua on the Interactive Map

Our Interactive Map of U.S. national parks now includes Chiricahua. Look for it in southeastern Arizona, where you can select the park and open its Explorer page.

The map is a useful starting point for discovering parks, exploring their locations and finding possible stops for your next road trip.

Explore the Chiricahua National Park Page

We have also added a dedicated Chiricahua National Park page in Explorer. Use it as a starting point for learning about the park and exploring the visitor information available through our platform.

Chiricahua is known for its volcanic rock pinnacles, balanced boulders and mountain scenery. Scenic drives and hiking trails offer different ways to explore this distinctive corner of Arizona.

Add Chiricahua to Your Personal Map and Passport

Chiricahua is now available on your Personal Map and in your National Parks Passport. When signed in, you can:

• Record a visit if you have already been to Chiricahua.
• Add it to your Bucket List if it is a destination you still want to explore.
• See your progress across the updated collection of 64 national parks.

Your existing visits and Bucket List entries remain preserved. If you visited Chiricahua when it was known as Chiricahua National Monument, you can record that visit using its new park entry.

Discover America’s 64th National Park

Want to learn more about the park itself? Read our introduction, Chiricahua National Park: Meet America’s 64th National Park, for an overview of its location, rock formations and ideas for a visit.

For official visitor information, current alerts and travel guidance, consult the National Park Service website for Chiricahua. Some official pages may still display the former National Monument name while information is updated.

Where Will Your Next Park Visit Take You?

Open the Interactive Map, find Chiricahua and decide whether it belongs among your visited parks or on your Bucket List.

Have you already visited Chiricahua, or are you planning your first trip? Share your experiences and plans with our community.