Travel & Recreation Directories
Publishers of the Travel & Recreation Directory for Arizona, Colorado, Delaware, Idaho, Maryland, Montana,
New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Oregon, Utah, Virginia, Washington and Wyoming.

Our Newest Issue Now Available Online

Check out our just-released issue of the
Arizona / New Mexico Travel & Recreation Directory!

Below are just a few of the articles, advertisements, and points of interest inside:

GLOBE-MIAMI
One short hour east of the Phoenix metro area
on U.S. 60, through the tunnel and past exotic rock formations, is beautiful Globe-Miami. The
red rocks of the Pinal Gila Scenic Byway east of Superior rival those of Oak Creek Canyon. Experience clean air, clear blue skies, and the relaxed atmosphere of a small town.
(see page 10)

THE APACHE GOLD CASINO RESORT
An Ideal Desert Getaway
Drive north and immerse yourself in the beauty and excitement of Apache Gold. Just 90 minutes from Phoenix and Tucson, the Apache Gold Casino Resort is located in pristine San Carlos Arizona, home to the Apache Reservation, just outside of Globe.
(see page 10)

TOMBSTONE
Located in Cochise County.
Tombstone is the most famous little town in the world! Many books, television programs and movies have immortalized Tombstone as
what the “Wild West” was about! Tombstone
today is a living small town that offers fun for
kids of all ages!
(see page 17)

WILLIAMS
Nestled at the Base of Bill Williams Mountain in
the world’s largest stand of Ponderosa pine
trees, Williams has the personality of authentic western heritage. Known as the Gateway to the Grand Canyon® we offer over 29 hotels, motels and bed & breakfasts, 5 campgrounds plus
over 18 attractions.
(see page 18)

SWANSEA GHOST TOWN
Swansea has been proclaimed as one of
Arizona’s best ghost towns by Arizona Highways magazine. Take a day trip back in time and see the remains of what was once a bustling mining community with a “moving picture house”, a post office and automobile dealership.
(see page 21)

ANGEL FIRE
Experience the high mountain majesty of Angel Fire and you may be fortunate enjough to see
the morning or evening glow in the clouds that gave Angel Fire its name. Enjoy year-round outdoor activities.
(see page 35)

CARLSBAD CAVERNS NATIONAL PARK
The world that exists deep below the surface is
a subterranean marvel. Created slowly over the
millennia, its beautiful formations awe visitors year-round. Considered by many as the Eighth Wonder of the World it is, in fact, one of twenty World Heritage sites in the United States.
(see page 37)

GALLUP INDIAN SOUTHWEST
Route 66 runs through Gallup, awash in neon light.
The phrase “Genuine Gallup” is particularly appropriate because this city is perhaps the
most authentic old settlement in the entire Southwest. Supermarkets and shopping malls
are crowded with Native Americans who regard Gallup as the center of their daily lives. There
are more old-line trading posts here than in any other Southwestern city.
(see page 39)

QUARAI
The red stone walls of the mission church offer striking insight into 17th-century church design.
A spectacular De Profundis (men’s a capella) concert is held at the Quarai Ruins annually in
the month of September.
(see page 41)

MULEDANCE RANCH AND OUTFITTERS
Muledance Ranch and Outfitters, headquartered near SantaFe, New Mexico, offers over 30 years experience in Guiding, Packing, Trail Riding, Hunting, Fishing and Camping in the High Country of Northern New Mexico.
(see page 45)