Shady Dell Trailer Court Motel – Bisbee, Arizona
Have you seen those old travel trailers in the back 40 of some farm where it sits falling apart and having everyone wonder why the heck they didn’t get rid of the “piece of junk” years ago. Well, if you come to Bisbee you will see how someone took the past and has converted them into a lodging facility to accept guests.
The Wild Burros (and More) of Oatman – Oatman, Arizona
Are you looking for something different to do? Do you enjoy the unusual? Then you will want to visit the small community of Oatman. Oatman was a gold mining town until the 1930’s. At that time there were nearly 10,000 people living in the town, today there are must 150. The town is just 4 blocks long but filled with Old West charm which attracts nearly 500,000 visitors per year!
The Oldest Hopi Art Show in the World – Flagstaff, Arizona
The festivals of the Colorado Plateau region highlighting the region’s cultures and encourage communication and ideas between visitors, educators and artists. These celebrations of music, art, performances and Heritage Insights help to give everyone a better understanding of the past and present. It is a blend of ancient and modern cultural presentations, performances and activities to give the visitor a greater insight in the Hopi, Navajo, Zuni and Hispanic cultures that live on the Colorado Plateau and the Four Corners regions of the state.
Rooster Cogburn Ostrich Ranch – Picacho, Arizona
Sitting on 600 acres between Phoenix and Tucson on Interstate 10 you will see the largest privately owned Ostrich ranch in the U.S.A. The ranch raises its own birds, they do not board for other people but they do share their experience and joy of these magnificent birds with those that want to stop by and see them. The ranch is the home to over 1100 Pure South African Black hens laying.
