Coronado National Memorial

National Memorial · Arizona

Closure Caution See 2 current alerts

Agave stalks and wildflowers with mountains in the distance
Photo: NPS Photo / D. Bly

Current alerts (2)

  • Closure

    Yaqui Ridge Trail Closure

    Due to nearby construction and blasting, the 1-mile Yaqui Ridge Trail is closed starting April 13, 2026 until further notice to ensure visitor safety. The closure begins at the junction with Joe’s Canyon Trail, and access beyond this point is not permitted. This affects access to the southern terminus of the Arizona National Scenic Trail.

  • Caution

    Be Aware of Illegal Traffic

    Smuggling and/or illegal entry is common in this area due to the proximity of the international border. Please be aware of your surroundings at all times and do not travel alone in remote areas.

    More from the park: Be Aware of Illegal Traffic

Hours

Park

Usual hours: Park
Every daySunrise to Sunset

Coronado National Memorial is a day use park. The trails, picnic area, waysides, and Montezuma Pass overlook are open each day from one half hour before sunrise to one half hour after sunset.

Visitor centers

Coronado National Memorial Visitor Center

Coronado National Memorial Visitor Center

Usual hours: Coronado National Memorial Visitor Center
Every day8:00AM - 4:00PM

Coming up:

  • Nov 26: Thanksgiving Day (closed)

The visitor center is open every day (except Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day) from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.

Visitor center page on nps.gov: Coronado National Memorial Visitor Center

Events in the next few days

  • Montezuma Pass Ride with a Ranger and Hiker Transport

    · 08:30 AM – 09:30 AM · Shuttle begins at the Coronado National Memorial Visitor Center · Free

About this park

It was a journey of conquest filled with exploration, wonder - and cruelty. Inspired by tales of vast cities of gold, 339 European soldiers and over a thousand Aztec allies embarked on an epic journey through arid deserts and rugged mountains. They encountered rich traditions and brought new technologies. The resulting collision and combination of cultures reverberates today.