Coronado National Monument

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Spanish cuisine fused with new world items

Montezuma Pass (facing West) - San Raphael Valley

4101 E Montezuma Canyon Rd # AZ85615

Hereford, AZ 85615

+1 (520) 366-5515

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It was a journey of exploration, filled with wonder and cruelty. Inspired by rumors of vast quantities of gold, 339 soldiers and over 1100 Indian allies embarked on an epic journey through arid deserts and rugged mountains. They brought rich traditions and new technology into the southwest, irrevocably changing the lives of the native peoples and continuing to influence the area today.

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4.522 reviews

Wen C.

12/22/2023

This is definitely an underrated park! The visitor center has restrooms, a water fountain, and exhibits explaining the history of the park, as well as chain mail and hats if you want to dress up...

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Robin S.

2/28/2024

US National Memorials comprise an odd array of themes, so it's not terribly weird that we have one for a Spanish conquistador (we have two actually - also one for de Soto in Florida). Beautiful...

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Travis T.

10/19/2022

I really enjoyed my day trip to the southern border to visit this site. Coronado National Memorial was built to commemorate Conquistador Francisco Vásquez de Coronado's first expedition into the...

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Adrian A.

1/31/2023

Amazing views especially sunrise and sunset on top of Montezuma pass. Also the cave at the bottom of the mountain is amazing. Such a beautiful are of AZ.

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Jenni K.

6/20/2018

The park service lady (Kim) was very helpful and kind. The history of Coronado National Memorial is interesting! The road to Montezuma Pass is unpaved! I was a little nervous as a passenger...

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