Just off US-60 between Globe and the Salt River lies what looks like an abandoned ghost town. We passed this area on the way up to the White Mountains and decided to explore the area
It's always interesting to us to revisit historical sites and see how much has changed in the years that have passed in between. Our first ever (non-touristy) ghost town visit occurred 6 years ago in
Many of our adventures eventually lead us back to Tombstone. Whether it's after a day of exploring the cave in Coronado National Memorial or hiking out to Fort Bowie, we always seem to end up
The oldest continuously inhabited mining town in Arizona is probably one of the weirdest ghost towns we've ever visited. And we've visited quite a few. Chloride is one of those ghost town that left us
It's been seven years since we've explored the rolling grasslands of Sonoita. We thought enough time had passed to warrant another visit south and with the temperatures slightly cooling down, we decided to take the
We missed our days of exploring abandoned mining towns of the old wild west so we set out on an adventurous binge along the dusty Ghost Town Trail to explore Gleeson, Courtland, Pearce, Douglas, Bisbee,
With its rich history in mining, Arizona is home to over 200 ghost towns. Unfortunately, majority of these have been reduced to nothing more than the rubble of building foundations or no longer have any
In 1878, the town of Clifton built a jail by blasting out two cells from a solid granite cliff. The jail was cut out by Margarito Verala who upon completion, Verala celebrated by heading to
Last weekend called for a mini-vacation to beautiful San Diego and on the way there, we made a stop at the Castle Dome City/Landing Ghost Town just outside of Yuma. (Post is extremely picture heavy)
Today we finally had the chance to drive south to Ruby, one of the best preserved ghost towns in Arizona! Ruby is on private property and to explore the town, there is a $12/person fee
