Willcox, Arizona, is a small city located in Cochise County, known for its rich history and agricultural roots. It sits at an elevation of about 4,100 feet and serves as a gateway to the scenic Chiricahua National Monument, famous for its unique rock formations and hiking trails. The city has a population of around 3,500 residents and is situated along Interstate 10, making it a convenient stop for travelers. The area is also recognized for its annual Willcox Cowboy Days, a celebration of the local ranching culture featuring rodeos, parades, and live music. Willcox is home to several historic buildings and museums, reflecting its heritage as a former railroad town. The local economy is supported by agriculture, particularly wine production, with several vineyards in the region.