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Come and explore a bit of the old west and make it a lifetime adventure.

Willcox has plenty of things to keep everyone busy from outdoor recreation such as hiking, biking, camping, golfing; bird watching and beautiful sunsets. Historic downtown Willcox is home to the oldest continuely operating store in Arizona, along with antique shops, museums, unique restaurants, specialty shops, and great people.

The air is unpolluted, the water is pure, the temperatures are moderate, the sunsets spectacular and retirees are welcome.

Willcox is located directly on Interstate 10, 80 miles east of Tucson, Arizona. Willcox, at an elevation of 4,167 feet, has mild year-around climate, relatively inexpensive land and housing, and pleasant rural lifestyles.

Cochise County is unparalleled in historical, cultural, scenic and recreational features. From the rugged Dos Cabezas Peaks and the Chiricahua Mountains to Cochise Stronghold in the Dragoon Mountains (part of the Coronado National Forest), the dramatic changes in scenery and wildlife will both delight and amaze visitors. These awe-inspiring mountains and mystifying deserts were once the homeland of the Chiricahua Apache Indians, and it is from the great chief Cochise that the county gets its name.

Visitors are encouraged to "Travel the Magic Circle of Cochise", a journey through the area that will bring its rich history and unique and dramatic geology to life. The Cochise Information Center, operated by the Willcox Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture, has information on the tour.