America's Newest National Park, Chiricahua, Is a Wonderland of Standing-Up Rocks
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Chiricahua National Monument in Arizona became the United States' 64th national park on October 20, 2026, the first new national park in six years. The 120-mile-east-of-Tucson site features towering rock pinnacles, hoodoos, and rich Apache heritage.
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