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Cabeza Prieta Wildlife Refuge
Cabeza Prieta Wildlife Refuge
1611 N 2nd Avenue
Ajo,
Arizona
85321
520-387-6483
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Most of this 1,000-square-mile refuge is designated wilderness where temperatures may top 100 degrees for more than 100 days at a time. Although a water challenged area, there are as many as 420 plant species and more than 300 kinds of wildlife. This park offers a free lecture series from November to March, interpretive trails, hunting, opportunities for wildlife observation, and primitive camping. Before entering the refuge, you must obtain a free, valid Refuge Entry Permit and sign a Military Hold Harmless Agreement There are no facilities for gasoline, sanitation, or potable water. They suggest you bring two gallons of water per day, per person, plus water for your pet. A large part of the refuge falls within the air space of a Military training base, and there may closures of the park during training exercises. Normally, the park is open from Monday through Friday, and closed weekends. Well behaved, friendly dogs of all sizes are allowed. Dogs are allowed throughout the park. They may not be left unattended, and they must be leashed at all times and cleaned up after.
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