Parks in Globe, Arizona

Old Dominion Mine Park is not yet realized, however, it is proposed to be working in autumn 2006. The area around Globe was once a famous mining region. It all started with the discovery of silver in the foothills of the Pinal Mountains. ... More on showcaves.com

The Globe Ranger District is part of the Tonto National Forest. It borders both the Fort Apache and San Carlos ... More on PlanetWare

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

14th-century Salado Indian ruins with museum, ethnobotanical gardens and reconstructed rooms depicting ancient lifestyles. Wheelchair ... More on VisitPhoenix.com

On the southeast side of Globe, the excellent Besh-Ba-Gowah, brings the ancient Salado Indian culture to life. Kids enjoy climbing the ladders into the upper stories of an ancient Pueblo ... More on manual_books

Once the largest man-made lake in the world, Roosevelt Lake is the biggest of the six Salt River Project lakes. The lake covers more than 17,000 acres. With more than 88 miles of shoreline, Roosevelt Lake is the largest body of water ... More on AnglerWeb.com

Surrounded by the Superstition Wilderness and the Three Bar Wildlife Area, Apache Lake is 17 miles long and a spectacular site for boating, fishing, water skiing, hiking, camping, and all forms of outdoor recreation. The lake's secluded ... More on AnglerWeb.com