Cheap Things To Do in Claypool, Arizona

Many describe the vista where U.S. 60 crosses the Salt River Canyon, between the Fort Apache and San Carlos Indian Reservations, as the most dramatic in Arizona. Here the highway descends 2,000 feet of steep switchbacks, crosses a ... More on Epinions.com

The views from atop Woodchute Mountain are highly scenic, and so is your way there. The footpath winds northward through chapparal and mixed conifer forests characterized by scrub oak, manzanita, a... More on Trails

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The center consists of a gallery, music studios, crafts studios, and a community theater that recently staged the locally written production ... More on travelandleisure

The Cobre Valley Center for the Arts in Globe was established by local artists to showcase their work. It is p ... More on PlanetWare

Inscription. Colorful Arizona pioneer and faithful Gila County public servant. At intervals from 1885 to 1947. Within the walls of three courthouses erected on this spot, he occupied various offices. His last office was Clerk of the ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Welcome to Globe's Historic Downtown District, a designated Main Street City which once played a vital role in the saga of the Old West. We invite you to walk the steps of Historic Gila County Courthouse where you can ... More on HMDB

Inscription. From a Sycamore near this spot, L. V. Grime and C. B. Hawley were lynched on Aug. 24, 1882 for the hold up – murder of Andrew Hal, Wells Fargo Packer, and Dr. S. T. Vail. The culprits had a fair hearing before JP ... More on HMDB

Inscription. John Henry Thompson, a noted Gila County pioneer, brought his bride, Carrie Louise Nash, to Globe to live in the house he had built on this site, one of the town's early adobe buildings. Thompson was active in mining, ... More on HMDB

Inscription. This pass was used by Kearny's Army of the West in a march to California in 1846. Guided by Kit Carson it was described in a journal of the trip as "Carson's Old Trail”. The pass led around the impassable canyon ... More on HMDB