Picacho Peak Battlefield
Picacho Peak Battlefield
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The Civil War in the Southwest Trail at Picacho Peak State Park interprets the 1862 skirmish at Picacho Pass as well as other events that occurred within the region during the Southwestern Campaign. A visitor center, monument and interpretive signage and trails are located inside the park.
Pinal County
Arizona
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