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Old West Vignette: Horseback tour of the Cochise Stronghold - The Last Stand of Apache Resistance

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First published at 12:14 UTC on December 30th, 2017.

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The Cochise Stronghold is a portion of the Dragoon Mountains just northeast of Tombstone and southwest of Fort Bowie and Apache Pass, AZ.

Due to the terrain and their cultural heritage, this became the last real bastion of relative safety for t…

The Cochise Stronghold is a portion of the Dragoon Mountains just northeast of Tombstone and southwest of Fort Bowie and Apache Pass, AZ.

Due to the terrain and their cultural heritage, this became the last real bastion of relative safety for the apache resistance.

In this video we tour an extensive portion of the Cochise Stronghold on horseback and discuss a few historical sites along the way.

Touring historic backcountry like this on horseback is an incredible way to garner a better understanding for what it was like "back then"!

If you're interested in a ride like this, contact Double R Ranch:
http://www.doublerguestranch.com/

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