THE HISTORIC OLD TOWN ASSOCIATION COTTONWOOD
For tourists coming in, there is no end to the entertainment. Cottonwood is the hub of the wheel, the heart of the Verde Valley, the books to be read between the bookends of Prescott and Flagstaff, Jerome, Sedona, Page Springs’ and Camp Verde’s wineries, the Verde Canyon Railroad, Blazin’M Ranch, a multitude of State and National Parks, and Ancient Indian Ruins.
(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. This classy 146-room resort style hotel offers an unrivaled desert experience.
(see page 13)

QUARTZSITE
Quartzsite, Arizona is a little town in the Southwest desert. It is located at the crossroads of Highway 10 between Phoenix and Los Angeles, and Highway 95 between Lake Havasu City and Yuma. Its history shows
that this area was always a gathering place for pioneers on their way to the rich gold fields in California, way station and hub of activity for travelers going in every direction.
(see page 19)

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. On public lands, the Bureau of Land Management now manages the town and has added picnic and camping areas near the town site.
(see page 25)

WORLD BALLOON
Albuquerque’s Original Balloon Ride Provider Visitors come from around the world to enjoy Albuquerque’s pleasant climate, beautiful landscapes, diverse culture, rich heritage, and hot air ballooning. Famous for our light winds and crystal clear sky, Albuquerque has long been known as the “Balloon Capital of the World”.
(see page 36)

INDIAN PUEBLO CULTURAL CENTER
“Gateway to the 19 Pueblos of New Mexico”
Owned and operated by the 19 Pueblos of New Mexico, the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center (IPCC) opened its doors in August, 1976 to showcase the past, present and future of the Pueblo people from pre-Columbian to current time.
(see page 37)

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 41)

RUIDOSO
There is an enchanting place in southern New Mexico where outlaws roamed and Indians dance with the spirits of their ancestors. There is a place where breezes softly rustle majestic pines, where trout leap from their watery homes. This Is Billy the Kid Country, Ruidoso, New Mexico, and it is home to all of these images and so much more.
(see page 49)

HUBBARD MUSEUM OF THE AMERICAN WEST
Ruidoso Downs, NM
As the first New Mexico museum to be granted “affiliate” status with the nation’s museum, the Smithsonian Institution, the Hubbard Museum of the American West is one of the most respected museums in the southwest region. The Museum is home to an extensive permanent collection of magnificent carriages, wagons, saddles, firearms and Indian artifacts, all of which provide visitors
with details on the historical significance these artifacts played in the American West.
(see page 50)

SUQUAMISH MUSEUM
Experience the history and culture of the Suquamish and Puget Sound Salish Peoples by visiting the two exhibits in the Suquamish Museum: “The Eyes of Chief Seattle” and “Old-Man-House: The People and Their Way of Life at D’Suq’Wub’. Also take the time to view the two DVDs that are narrated by Elders with photographs from the past to assist in better understanding the lives of the First Peoples of the Puget Sound Region.
(see page 11)

ANACORTES
Anacortes is the crown jewel of Fidalgo Island, easternmost of the San Juan Islands and jump-point of the worldrenowned archipelago. Fidalgo, the “drive-to” island, is accessible by bridges from the mainland to the east and from Whidbey Island to the south. It is also home to the Washington State Ferry terminal, serving the rest of the San Juans and Sidney / Victoria, British Columbia.
(see page 19)

MOUNT RAINIER
Mount Rainier is one of the oldest National Parks, established in 1899. Towering over Puget Sound, Mount Rainier is located 83 miles southeast of Seattle, and is the most beloved landmark in the state. The park’s rich forests, waterfalls, glaciers and abundant wildlife offer a variety of outdoor adventures for every season. Visitors can experience, hiking and climbing, alpine meadows bursting with wild flowers, breathtaking waterfalls, horseback riding and incredible scenery every day. Winter activities include back country skiing, show shoeing, sledding, and hot chocolate by the fire.
(see page 26)

SAN JUAN ISLANDS
The San Juan Islands are highly desired for outdoor adventure vacations and romantic getaways. Three of the islands - Lopez, Orcas and San Juan - have accommodations, attractions and amenities including visitor centers operated by their Chambers of Commerce.
(see page 28)

GRAND COULEE DAM
The Grand Coulee Dam, known as the eighth wonder of the world, is an experience visitors will remember for a lifetime. It is one of the largest concrete structures ever built and the world’s third largest hydroelectric facility. The dam harnesses the Columbia River for irrigation, power and flood control. When taking a tour of this phenomenon, allow about two hours.
(see page 43)

SPOKANE CITY GOLF COURSES
The City of Spokane Golf Division operates four championship municipal golf courses, all less than ten minutes from downtown Spokane. Enjoy superbly maintained facilities and beautiful scenery.
www.spokanegolf.org
(see page 59)

RITZVILLE
Historic Ritzville, located in the heart of Eastern Washington’s wheat country at the junction of Highway 395 and Interstate 90, is a community with a rich pioneer heritage. The downtown historic district, listed on the National Historic Register, is a must see self-guided tour for visitors.
(see page 65)

KITTITAS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
The Kittitas County Fairgrounds offers many different types of facilities in a classic County Fair setting. Our newly renovated Fine Arts, Heritage Center, and Youth Halls are located under the Rodeo Grandstand. With a usable space of 800 to 4,000 SF they are ideal for display areas, auctions, wedding receptions and other social occasions – whatever you can imagine.
(see page 71)

VETERANS MEMORIAL MUSEUM
The Veterans Memorial Museum, Chehalis, WA is a must-stop attraction in southwest Washington. In its 12th year, the Museum has gained national attention, and is located in a brand new 20,500 square foot facility off exit 77 on Interstate 5.
(see page 85)

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