Rustler Park — Hotel in Four Corners States

Beautiful campground, cleanest pit toilets I've ever seen, a little windy, only 2 other people in the campground. No water available so you need to bring all the water you will need. The hike to Chiricahua Peak takes you through rolling hills, Aspen forests, and a bunch of wild raspberry bushes. The dirt road is less sketchy coming from the national monument side and I feel like I did need the clearance my 4runner offered for the side going to Portal. Highly recommend!...

Great starting point to enter Chiricahua wilderness without having to climb up the mountain. Trails are a overgrown, but that's what makes these mountains so sought after - their exclusiveness to those daring to get lost and discover adventures not found on Instagram.

These campsites are also excellent for picnicking and relaxing the day away in the cool temperatures. Do try and come early - as clouds can start to roll in the mid afternoon during...

My son and I drove up to Rustler Park to access the Crest Trail Loop. The drive up on the 15 mile gravel/dirt road was beautiful to say the least. There are pit toilets at the trailhead which is really convenient. The trail itself is really cool. Great views on both sides of the mountain. It's not really tough at all except for one small area when hiking clockwise around the loop at the very end before meeting up with the trail leading back to...