Cochise County Land of Legends
Explore the "Land of Legends" with this online app. For this app to work you will need internet access. The only request this app asks for is to use your device's GPS. This app does not data-mine your contacts, emails, cookies or anything else. Please use this app to find a destination to explore in Cochise County, AZ. You can get directions to any merchant or attraction. You can call them straight from your phone, and you can visit their website and Face Book Pages. Please come back often as more merchants will be added for you visit.
We call Cochise County the “Land of Legends” because of legendary figures like Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, and historic figures from the Apache Tribe such as Cochise and Geronimo. They all lived in what is now called Cochise County, and each left a unique mark in the history of the American West.
You can visit this Land of Legends, walk where the legends walked and experience the Southwest in modern day comfort.
Use this app to experience Cochise County, the Land of Legends:
See reenactments of Wyatt Earp’s famous shootout at the O.K. Corral and learn the real story.Tour inside Bisbee’s and Tombstone’s rich silver and copper mines.Hike in Cochise Stronghold, the mountainous area where Cochise and his men hid from the cavalry.Picnic at Slaughter Ranch and tour ranch of Cochise County’s first sheriff, John SlaughterLearn about the revered Buffalo Soldiers, who fought valiantly in military campaigns with monthly guided tours of Buffalo Soldier or a visit to Fort Huachuca’s museumsDiscover Kartchner Caverns State Park, a legendary cave formed over millions of years… and it’s still forming!Trace the footsteps of the Coronado, who crossed into Arizona looking for the Seven Cities of GoldHave you heard of these other Cochise County legends: Tom Jeffords, Naiche, John Horton Slaughter, Rex Allen, Dr. James S. Douglas, Henry Clay Hooker, Ed Schieffelin, DeWitt Bisbee, or Margaret Carmichael?
Discover these unique characters and events that shaped the American Southwest by visiting Cochise County on your next vacation. Click on our history link to start your exploration of the Land of Legends.
We call Cochise County the “Land of Legends” because of legendary figures like Wyatt Earp, Doc Holliday, and historic figures from the Apache Tribe such as Cochise and Geronimo. They all lived in what is now called Cochise County, and each left a unique mark in the history of the American West.
You can visit this Land of Legends, walk where the legends walked and experience the Southwest in modern day comfort.
Use this app to experience Cochise County, the Land of Legends:
See reenactments of Wyatt Earp’s famous shootout at the O.K. Corral and learn the real story.Tour inside Bisbee’s and Tombstone’s rich silver and copper mines.Hike in Cochise Stronghold, the mountainous area where Cochise and his men hid from the cavalry.Picnic at Slaughter Ranch and tour ranch of Cochise County’s first sheriff, John SlaughterLearn about the revered Buffalo Soldiers, who fought valiantly in military campaigns with monthly guided tours of Buffalo Soldier or a visit to Fort Huachuca’s museumsDiscover Kartchner Caverns State Park, a legendary cave formed over millions of years… and it’s still forming!Trace the footsteps of the Coronado, who crossed into Arizona looking for the Seven Cities of GoldHave you heard of these other Cochise County legends: Tom Jeffords, Naiche, John Horton Slaughter, Rex Allen, Dr. James S. Douglas, Henry Clay Hooker, Ed Schieffelin, DeWitt Bisbee, or Margaret Carmichael?
Discover these unique characters and events that shaped the American Southwest by visiting Cochise County on your next vacation. Click on our history link to start your exploration of the Land of Legends.
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Reviews (2)
BNT. W.
Apr 4, 2019
this has not been updated or even worked on since 2015. sad too because we were looking for something to do here and this is sure a let down site.
Great idea and the video does a good job of selling the app. However the app does not load Google Maps correctly so it is really crippled. Also no events list . . . Are there really no events scheduled???