ghost forts arizona: COME ON MAN! In Arizona We Ain't Afraid of No GHOSTS!
- 09/24/20 08:54 PM
COME ON MAN! In Arizona, We AIN'T AFRAID OF NO GHOSTS! Want to visit a place with very view to NO Living People? Try visiting the Ghost Towns in Arizona...the land of Sunny skies and wide open spaces and get away from COVID.
Tombstone, Arizona 1881
Tombstone, the location of the OK Corral and Wyatt Earp and Doc Holiday (Archive Photo: Wikepedia)
Visit our State Parks for the remnants of the old Calvary Forts like Fort Bowie
Visiting Arizona or ready for an adventure? Take a drive and a hike and explore … (6 comments)
ghost forts arizona: Explore Arizona less than 2 hours from Scottsdale
- 04/18/18 07:15 AM
Tubing and Picnicing along Salt River Visiting Scottsdale, Arizona and the Phoenix metro area? Don't forget to try tubing in the Summer or picnicing along the Salt River less than 1 hour away as a fun an inexpensive activity and Arizona scenery. Here are some great day trips within 2 hours by car as listed by the Arizona Republic and me:
Visiting Arizona or ready for an adventure? Take a drive and a hike and explore Arizona Ghosts Towns and Ghost Forts such as Fort Bowie where Geronimo surrendered in 1886 (above). There are hundreds to choose from. Starting in Central Arizona from Phoenix many are just 1 to 3 hours away by car.
Gold King Mine Ghost … (0 comments)
ghost forts arizona: Ghost Towns a few hours from Scottsdale Arizona
- 07/08/17 04:23 PM
Ghost Towns In Arizona a few hours from Scottsdale Take a drive and a hike and explore Arizona Ghosts Towns like Fort Bowie, Arizona (above) where Geronimo surrendered. There are hundreds to choose from. Starting in Central Arizona from Phoenix many are just 1 to 3 hours away by car.
Gold King Mine Ghost Town Many were former mining sites that were abandoned after their boom years. See this picture of the old Gold King Mine ghost town. Some like Tombstone hung on … (4 comments)
ghost forts arizona: Visiting Arizona? See Ghost Towns
- 01/21/17 11:06 AM
Ghost Towns In Arizona Visiting Arizona or ready for an adventure? Take a drive and a hike and explore Arizona Ghosts Towns. There are hundreds to choose from. Starting in Central Arizona from Phoenix many are just 1 to 3 hours away by car.
Gold King Mine Ghost Town Many were former mining sites that were abandoned after their boom years. See this picture of the old Gold King Mine ghost town. Some like Tombstone hung on based on their tourist appeal. Other ghost towns lost prominence after the railroads came through. Still … (5 comments)
ghost forts arizona: Visit Arizona Ghost Towns
- 12/27/16 11:25 AM
Ghost Towns In Arizona Take a drive and a hike and explore Arizona Ghosts Towns. There are hundreds to choose from. Starting in Central Arizona from Phoenix many are just 1 to 3 hours away by car.
Gold King Mine Ghost Town Many were former mining sites that were abandoned after their boom years. See this picture of the old Gold King Mine ghost town. Some like Tombstone hung on based on … (3 comments)
ghost forts arizona: Lost "Fort Mohave" and other Arizona "ghost" forts
- 11/08/16 12:28 AM
I belonged to the "History Hogs" motorcycle club. Some of our enjoyable destinations in Arizona are old Arizona forts. Some are now museums while others are just ghost forts with markings or maybe a remnant of a flagpole. Did you ever think about where the city of Flagstaff, Arizona got the name? A territorial camp or fort's flag staff was the center for mapping meaurements in the exploration and expansion of Arizona territory. Here is a list with links with more information to the most famous of the forts during the days of the Arizona Territory. Several years ago we went on a … (0 comments)
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Jeff Masich-Scottsdale AZ Associate Broker,MBA,GRI
COME ON MAN! In Arizona, We AIN'T AFRAID OF NO GHOSTS! Want to visit a place with very view to NO Living People? Try visiting the Ghost Towns in Arizona...the land of Sunny skies and wide open spaces and get away from COVID.
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