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    Apache Junction Chamber of Commerce

    5.0 (6 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    3 years ago

    I went in to have a document notarized and pick up some pamphlets. Great service and friendly atmosphere.

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    9 years ago

    Great personnel. Gave contiuous directions after Yelp led us to a wrong location. Very helpful and friendly!

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    City of Apache Junction - Church in front of superstition Mountain

    City of Apache Junction

    4.8(6 reviews)
    0.9 mi

    5/14/26 The small…read moreWestern town of Apache Junction is a short jaunt to my East. It has been and still is a favorite of mine to explore and discover. It's a town that has intentionally resisted progress and trappings of big cities. It still maintains is South Western Cowboy county charm. The town's name harkens from the Early 18th century of indigenous people, Apache tribe; who called this region home. From a time when western settlers and the Apache people and culture collided with European and Mexican settlers. Turning the time clock further back the Spaniard conquistadors traveled from Mexico where they conquered numerous Indigenous tribes in Mexico in their quest for Gold and treasure. Events of Conquest and Culturalal takeover has existed throughout human history. From the tribes of Africa and early man, the Middle East and Southern Europe, the Nords and Vikings and across all Asian empires man had conquered others. Have we leaned from our past and embrace each others as equals? I have hiked throughout the majestic Superstition Mountains (the Sups) from the Weavers Needle trail, Rivas Ranch, and the popular Apache Junction overlook the Sups "Flat Iron". Never during my travels has a hint of the treasures of the Lost Dutchman's mine come to eye, but these mountains have brought me countless memories from the Ancient people's Petroglyphs, amazing wildlife encounters, fellow hikers and backpackers and wonderful camp outs under the stars. Beyond the wonder of the wilderness in Apache Junctions backyard are the fun places you can discover and enjoy in town. There are restaurants from the best BBQ, Mexican fare, country stake houses to more modern comforts of Subway not to forget; all the mom & pop one offs that deserve our attention. I love killing time (Clint Black) in small coffee shops, antique stores, Veterans memorial, VFA, Country music venues to scoot my boots on the dance floor after a great mesquite cooked ribeye. I'm an American (Italia) Jersey shore raised transplant who loves the charm and character of this little town. I have fellow Yelp friends who call this humble town theirs because it still resists anything that resembles big city progress. And for that I solute and patronize their economy or it will be lost to Progress? Not Petty Coat Junction my friends but it's close. Looking for a small town or wilderness adventure my friends-SYOY.

    Very nice area, very close to Superstition Mountain, lost of unique homes and a desert like…read moresetting. Lots to do in the area if you're into the great outdoors, hunting, fishing, four wheeling, hiking, and of course sightseeing.

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