The Huachuca Mountains are a mountain range located in southeastern Arizona, part of the larger Coronado National Forest. They rise to an elevation of about 7,000 feet and are known for their diverse ecosystems, which include forests, grasslands, and desert areas. The mountains are home to various wildlife species, making them a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and hikers. The range is also significant for its historical importance, as it has been a site for military activities, particularly during the American Civil War. The nearby town of Sierra Vista serves as a gateway for visitors exploring the mountains and surrounding areas, offering access to numerous trails and recreational opportunities.