Admin note: The time should start and end at a trailhead, even if you complete all of the trails before returning to a trailhead.

Chiricahua National Monument is a hidden gem in southeast Arizona.  The trail system covers a variety of terrain and explores amazing rock formations and a natural bridge.  It is a true "Land of Standing Up Rocks", worth exploring at any speed.
Park Site

This trail follow the path of a group of partisan fighters that during WWII, in the year 1943, escaped from the prison camp located in Cortemaggiore and hid themselves in this woods until in 1945 they were chased and killed by the german army. The trail is dedicated to the commander Giovanni Grcavaz and marked with signs displayng the acronyms GLS that stands for the nickname Giovanni Lo Slavo.