Ranger Sarah arrives at the Exhibit Building located on Massai Point.
— at Chiricahua National Monument.

Ranger Sarah with another view of the Organ Pipe Formation at Chiricahua National Monument.
— at Chiricahua National Monument.

Ranger Sarah looks at the Organ Pipe Formation at Chiricahua National Monument.
— at Chiricahua National Monument.

Ranger Sarah learns about how the Columns, Pinnacles and Balanced Rocks of Chiricahua National Monument were formed.
— at Chiricahua National Monument.

Ranger Sarah has made it to the US/Mexico Border
— at Coronado National Memorial.

Ranger Sarah with the view to the south into Mexico.
— at Coronado National Memorial.

Ranger Sarah climbs up the Coronado Trail.
— at Coronado National Memorial. Arizona

Ranger Sarah reads up on the Coronado Peak Trail. While she is not hiking up Coronado Peak, she is starting down the trail to reach another trail on her hike to the US/Mexico border.
— at Coronado National Memorial. Arizona

Ranger Sarah looks back at her route to Montezuma Pass. Down at the bottom somewhere is the visitor center.
— at Coronado National Memorial.

Ranger Sarah reads about The Coronado Expedition in t he San Pedro Valley.
— at Coronado National Memorial.

Ranger Sarah at the Coronado National Forest sign located on Montezuma Pass.
— at Coronado National Memorial.

Ranger Sarah is at the 6575 ft Monezuma Pass. Ranger Sarah plans on hiking the Coronado Trail to the Joe's Canyon Trail, following it to the Yaqui Ridge Trail the down to the US/Mexico Border. This hike is part of the Arizona Trail, and it will take Ranger Sarah to the terminus at the US/Mexico border and International Boundary Marker 102. It will be a 4 mile round trip.
—Coronado National Memorial.

Ranger Sarah reads about the orchard at Tumacacori. The establishment of a mission brought new fruits, imported from Europe and considered essential to a “civilized” life by the priests and settlers. As farmers, the O’odham welcomed these new crops.
— at Tumacácori National Historical Park.

Ranger Sarah looks at what remains of one of the four side alters. Here devotional candles might be placed.
— at Tumacácori National Historical Park, Arizona.

Ranger Sarah Takes in the view from the end of the Calloway Trail at Picacho Peak State Park. The Butterfield Overland Mail route had a stop near Picacho Peak.
— at Picacho Peak State Park, AZ.

Ranger Sarah nears the end of the Calloway Trail at Picacho Peak State Park. On April 15, 1862, Confederate and Union scouting parties met in the Battle of Picacho Pass during the Civil War. This was the largest Civil War clash to take place in Arizona.
— at Picacho Peak State Park.

Ranger Sarah hikes towards a very tall Saguaro as she hikes the Calloway Trail.
— at Picacho Peak State Park, Arizona.