Downtown Globe is a small strip of historic buildings and you can walk it 15-20 minutes without…read morestopping. There are saloons, restaurants, antique stores and speciality shops. There is nothing fancy, but it's a nice discovery to learn about the history about the town. I went on a Sunday and many stores are closed. It was a good day excursion to check out the antique stores and I left happy that I bought a cute trinket. Overall, it was a enjoyable getaway.

It has been two years since I went to Globe and I am very impressed with what has changed, for the…read morebetter. Small specialty stores, antiques and local restaurants are a reason to make this historic town a day trip or more destination. Hotel prices are reasonable so you can use this as a center to visit many wonderful destinations. The staff member at the Chamber of Commerce/visitor center was very helpful and have me a list of upcoming festivals so I can plan my next trip back! Can't wait!

Super cool places!! Definitely worth checking out!! Train ride was awesome, and the mine shack was…read moreso thrilling!

We had not been to this little Western ghost town before, but it has been at least 12-ish years. We…read moredecided to go visit the little ghost town (tourist site) and have an early dinner at the Saloon. This was actually a real mine and town back in the 1800s. We took the mine your, which was short, but interesting and informative. Made me glad was I wasn't a miner! We also took the haunted bordello tour. The bottom floor of the bordello is a gift shop, so we were only on the second floor, which is quite small. The pull the curtains to make the place dark, light a candle, and begin with the ghost accounts of the place. They hand out a couple of ghost hunting told, and take you to the two rooms where ghosts have been reported. It was fun! We also visited the mystery shack, which is a building built in two different angles so it looks like gravity is defied (water running toward, etc ). It was really fun, but kind of disorienting and kind of a workout. I almost feel twice. There are little shops with lots of Arizona-themed items (like paperweights with scorpions in them), cowboy hats and boots, and Western shirts. After going into all the shops, we went to the saloon for dinner. This place is very touristy, but we had a fun afternoon.

We had an absolutely wonderful day on our private Grand Canyon tour from Phoenix. To be honest, we…read morehad two hesitations when we booked: (1) It sounded like a LONG day (with a really early start), and (2) It seemed a little pricey. At the end of the day, though, everyone in our group agreed that it was well worth the price (and, particularly if you're coming from the East Coast, you're going to be awake early anyway!). Our guide, Jon, made sure that everything ran as efficiently as it possibly could have. Not only did he ensure that we hit all of the Park highlights, but he took us away from the biggest crowds to show us views that were true " hidden gems." Jon was so knowledgable on the history, the environment, and other facts related to the area that we could not have enjoyed it more. Truly an experience of a lifetime! If, like us, you are making your first trip to the Grand Canyon, this is THE way to see it! Thank you, Jon - and Arizona Scenic Tours - for a very memorable trip.

Wonderful trip. Steve was extremely knowledgeable. I highly recommend this company.read more

I originally went for a tour of the olive mill and that was amazing. Our tour guide Wolfgang was so…read moreknowledgeable and answered all of our questions. When we were done and looking through the store he would help talk through the different flavors and types of oils they carry/make. The food is delicious I had a canoli and a bite of pizza and I'd absolutely go back to try other things. They have a full bar. They were very busy as it was the last day for the sangria social and the day before Mother's Day but the outdoor seating is pretty vast and the musician was wonderul to listen to. I would highly recommend for a day date, time with friends or just a fun activity!

The Queen Creek Olive Mill is "Arizona's only working olive mill" and where their olives are milled…read moreinto extra virgin olive oil used in foodstuffs and beauty products. A fun spot to visit! They offer a tour and a fun store that you can get olive oil, spreads, chocolate bars and tangential products. You can sample the olive oil but there's nothing to dip it in so you'd just be ingesting pure oil; it would have been nice to have a pretzel or bread to dip! I would have wanted everything to be made there but for example the pastas and pasta sauces weren't. And they sell other products from elsewhere. If I'm making a trip here, I'd want to buy things that are primarily made here. They also have several dining options (not sure how they're all related). I was pleased with the food we ordered: huge artichoke calzone (soft dough and good filling) for $22 and fish and chips (excellent fries), as well as a bakery that sells cupcakes, scones, cakes, cookies, brownies as well as gelato. We liked the cookies and scone though the latter didn't have the usual consistency of a scone). It was interesting that their Italian cookies were actually slightly cheaper purchased at the counter vs the already packaged box. They also sell cerreta individually wrapped candies. They have indoor and outdoor seating if you want to eat there. Employees were very friendly. I'm sure it is a more pleasurable experience going when there aren't a lot of crowds, as it is a tourist spot and has overflow parking.

Amazing location ! So much more than just a horseback ride. The town was a blast and Cowboy Bob our…read moreguide was a good time and wealth of information. Highly recommend

Our guide Rusty was fantastic, super knowledgeable about the desert and very entertaining in the…read moreold western town.

The fun and knowledgeable guides explore the canyons and ridges of the Arizona desert as they…read more4-wheel the rugged trails through a forest of cactus and critters that are found nowhere else on earth. The guides at Wayward Wind have been showing people the beautiful Sonoran Desert for more than 20 years. They are colorful, competent, and entertaining. Wayward Wind Tours features free hotel or home pickup, custom 4X4 vehicles, and morning and afternoon tours. Wayward Wind Tours is a permit holder in the Tonto National Forest. The 'Sonoran Tour' is a good overview of the workings of the Sonoran Desert, delivered in an informative and entertaining way. Topics range from what makes a desert happen, geology, flora & fauna, and mining to development

This tour was AMAZING - the guide was excellent and really knew everything about the area. We got…read moreto learn a lot about not just the desert but about how the area has changed, as well as to see some local landmarks. As we have a 4 year old who can't really hike, this was the perfect way to see the incredible Sonoran desert and learn about this incredible landscape. Please, please continue to allow these jeep tours - they are wonderful and very sensitive to maintaining the environment.

Michelle is an amazing tour guide and clearly cares about this place. This is a mining museum, in…read morewhich Robson gathered a large collection of mining tools, trinkets, and lifestyle items to immerse tourists in old mining Arizona. We especially liked the church up on the hill, the view of the surrounding saguaro forest is breathtaking.

Although well worth seeing it is no where near looking like the old posted videos. It has suffered…read morefrom severe neglect and the ravages of weather and time. The amount of heavy mining machinery hauled in here over the years for display is simply staggering. For those interested in a time capsule of mining and daily life shortly after 1900 this is a must see. Be aware that cell service, water, and electricity is scarce here. Dust is not.

We did the Broken Arrow tour with Sean as our driver and it was hands down one of the highlights of…read moreour Sedona trip. Sean was the perfect blend of friendly, fun, skilled, and knowledgeable, which made the entire experience even better. The tour itself was an absolute adrenaline-filled adventure with incredible views and some seriously exciting moments along the trails. We felt safe the whole time while still getting the full thrill of the experience. If you're visiting Sedona, Pink Jeep Tours is absolutely a must-do activity, and if you can get Sean as your guide, even better!

Well organized, clean and pleasant from making the reservation check-in, waiting area and the tour…read moreitself. We had "Andrew" for our guide and he was informative, courteous and pleasant to be hosted by. Took various photos for us using our mobile phones which was nice. They have various tour options which I think will fit most anyone's interest and fun level.

Mark L was an excellent tour guide and showed us an incredible day. perfect schedule, plenty of…read moresnacks and stops to use the facilities! and more beautiful sights than we could imagine in one day. highly recommend!!!!

Why not give a five star rating as an employee for a company that has been great working for!?…read moreThese guys have really helped me establish a decent life here in Southern Arizona and as a guide, they do their best to keep me busy. These guys have been one of the best tour companies that I have had the pleasure working with during my 23 year career as an Interpreter and Southwestern Cultural Enthusiast. Thank you, Detours!