Amerind Museum

"Unlike any other Museum in all of the best possible ways. Rich in history, Art, architecture and gorgeous scenery and trails. Membership makes a wonderful gift! A special place indeed."

"I toured the museum and loved the experience so much that I became a member. I recommend allowing several hours for the museum. Now that the trails are open to the public, you can get up close and personal with the incredible granite formations that offer endless discoveries and spectacular beauty. These non-technical trails are a delight, and put this area right up with the Grand Canyon and Sedona in showcasing the natural splendor of Arizona."

"It was too expensive for photography and closed during both sunrise and sunset. I did not visit the museum. They require a signed waiver, but do not give you a copy. Trails are clean and well maintained ."

"Phenomenal find. The Amerind is a very underrated museum that needs more love. It is a small, two story museum, with tons of artifacts from different tribes throughout the years. It also contains an art gallery with many works that you can buy. It is mostly run by passionate volunteers, who are the nicest people that you can meet. I highly recommend giving this place a visit if you are anywhere within Cochise County."

"We didn't go into the museum as we were pressed for time. We were interested in seeing the rocks close up and stretching our legs. Can't wait to go back and check out the museum when we have more time."