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American Indian Trails of the West

by | Jun 23, 2015 | Uncategorized

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Southern Arizona’s Apache Heritage TrailCochise County is a window into the Chiricahua tribal history. In Arizona, Cochise County is the epicenter of Chiricahua tribal history with more heritage sites dedicated to the tribe’s history than anywhere else in the state or country. The county is named after the famed Apache chief, Cochise, who negotiated the best peace treaty his band ever had with the United States in late 1872. The historic settlement created the Chiricahua Indian Reservation,


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