Cheap Things To Do in Thatcher, Arizona

The Museum offers guided informative tours on request and is open to the public and has a large contengent of school tours. The unique artifacts are all from the local area and pioneer families who... More on arizonaguide.com

Some history buffs have called this museum the "finest small-town museum" in Arizona. For its 19th century settlers, Arizona represented a land of promise and uncertainty. The Graham County Histori... More on Heritage

'Frye Mesa Reservoir' is located in southeastern Arizona, southwest of Safford in the Coronado National Forest. More on Wikipedia

'Cluff Ranch Ponds' are located in the base of north slope of the Pinaleno Mountains in southeastern Arizona. The town of Pima is away, and the city of Safford ... More on Wikipedia

'Riggs Flat Lake' is located on the top of the Pinaleo Mountains, southwest of Safford. More on Wikipedia

Inscription. First home of the present Eastern Arizona College was Central's red-brick churchhouse located just north of this marker. Founded December 1890 The many-named school moved the next year to Thatcher. , Location. 32° ... More on HMDB

The poor man's Palm Springs! At Roper Lake S.P., for a $10.00 fee (1998), you can camp, hike desert trails,... More on SwimmingHoles.info

A large grill accommodates cooking for the masses. More on TripAdvisor

North Facing Limestone Crag located barely a half mile out of Winkleman along the Gila River. You can climb there whenever you can stand the water temps for the approach. When Bolting ElCap Canyon ... More on RockClimbing

(THIS CRAG IS ACCESSED THRU PRIVATE PROPERTY AND IS CLOSED INDEFINITELY) The latest Limestone Crag being developed in the Dripping springs region. Sister Crags include, Homestead, ElCap Canyon, and... More on RockClimbing

Peak first climbed by Bill Sewrey and Larry Trieber in early 70's. The jar they left is still there with a few partys' comments on their ascent as well. Mostly easy but steep hiking til the crest at top ... More on RockClimbing

Some climbing was initially done in the Crown King area back in the mid '70's. In the early '90's some routes were put up on Fool's Gold Wall, an obvious 200' granite formation above the road on the switchbacks into Crown King. A ... More on RockClimbing

Quality limestone bouldering in the pines. It was originally developed by Glen Dickinson in 1979. Mostly vertical problems unlike Priest Draw. This is a nice area to enjoy ... More on RockClimbing