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Fort Bowie National Historic Site 
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Type of Place: Ruins of Fort Bowie, military settlement of the 1880s
Ownership: National Park Service
Contact: 3203 South Old Fort Bowie Road, Bowie, AZ 85605
Telephone: (520) 847-2500
Email: FOBO_Operations
@nps.gov
Website: FT. Bowie NHS
Hours: 8 am to 5 pm, Closed Christmas Day
Entrance Fee: No
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Site Summary: This National Historic Site was established to commemorate the 30 years of conflict between the United States military and the Chiricahua Apache peoples.

Getting There:
From Willcox drive southeast for 20 miles on State #186 to the Fort Bowie turn off, then drive another eight miles on the unpaved road to the Fort Bowie Trailhead. Be prepared to walk the three miles round trip to the ruins and back to your car. From the town of Bowie, the trailhead is located on Apache Pass Road, 13 miles south. The park is 116 miles east of Tucson via I-10, and 227 miles from Phoenix.

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