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APACHE TRAIL 2017
I loved this place. It was one of my favorites during my trip to Arizona. The Apache Trail was named this by the Apache Indians as they used the trail to get through the Superstition Mountains. Part of the trail is paved and part is dirt. Some of the trail has only a single lane and is very scary on curves and bridges. The scenery through the APACHE TRAIL is incredible so have your camera ready. The higher you drive up and through the APACHE TRAIL the narrower and scarier the driver becomes. As you observe the beauty around you it becomes more breathtaking as you round curve after curve.…
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GOLDFIELD GHOST TOWN
GOLDFIELD GHOST TOWN is at the foot of the the APACHE TRAIL on the SUPERSTITION MOUNTAINS. They have a lot to do here. They have shops, historic buildings, saloon, museum, gold panning, train ride, zipline, mystery shack, horseback riding, shooting gallery, and you can see a gun fight every hour of the day. Goldfield was established in 1893 when gold was found here. Back then the town had 3 saloons, a post office, a boarding house, general store, blacksmith shop, butcher shop, brewery, and a school. After only five years the gold miners left and the town became a ghost town. The city was re-established in 1921 as YOUNGSBERG…
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TORTILLA FLAT
TORTILLA FLAT is a really cool place. They say LOCATION – LOCATION – LOCATION!!! This place has the location. They are in Maricopa County Arizona. This is the last surviving stagecoach stop on the APACHE TRAIL. It’s about half way through the Apache Trail drive so it makes for a very nice break in the drive to stretch your legs and get a drink and bite to eat. I found that the food is just ok and the service is horrible. The servers don’t care if you are there or not. It’s still worth visiting because it’s unique and a great place to stretch your legs and get a drink. The bar…
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