My goodness this place is wonderful! I went on a Tuesday and ended up having a solo tour. The…read moregentleman who gave the tour was so enthusiastic, kind and it was such a fun experience. I very highly recommend!!

This was my number one destination spot when I planned on going to Apache Junction simply because…read moreit's not something you hear about or get a real chance to learn about and I was not disappointed. The tour is entertaining and informative and costumes and rooms look so authentic. Absolutely LOVED everything about it!

I really wanted to give this monument 5 stars, but I just can't with the experience I had trying to…read moreget here. There are small signs on Old West Highway with arrows to direct you to where the monument is located. I followed the arrows and found the monument. There is only a small area to turn in and there is no place to park. The field area next to the monument has a sign that says "No Trespassing." If another car pulls into the area, they could very well hit you and there's not enough room to turn around if there's more than 1 car there! There is a concrete walkway that runs in front of the monument. There is a bench across from the monument with some plants. The problem here is that the area is filled with transients/homeless people and you can't get near the monument! If I come here again, I'll have to park across the street and walk over to view the monument and hope there are less homeless!

Super easy hike comparable to A mountain just a little more rugged. My 7 year old and 12 year old…read morejoined me on the hike with no issues.

A hike with a view! Easy, quick hike with a view of the superstitions and the valley.read more

Throughout my years living in Apache Junction, the Apache Junction Chamber of Commerce has…read moresupported local businesses and helped with various events in the community. Currently, they have Find the Superstition Mountain Cougar's Shadow Contest which encourages the community to go out to a local business to find the Find the Superstition Mountain Cougar's Shadow. Not only is it cool that in the month of March and September this shadow occurs, but love showcasing it with a contest like this. I know I personally made it an effort to come out to two businesses that I may not have if it weren't for this contest. If you are a year-round resident, be on the lookout for their shop local card as it provides a discount to select local businesses during the summer months. The card is typically $2 and so worth it! Here's to supporting small local businesses!

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

Saturday, March 16th, for Dino Day 2024! From 4 pm-6 pm at Flatiron Park (100 N. Apache Trail),…read moredino-themed arts and crafts, games, and even live dinosaurs! But that's not all! After Dino Day concludes, stick around at the park because we're keeping the dino theme for our special showing of "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom", starting at 6:30pm! Both of these events are completely free to attend, and all ages are welcome!

Within the last 10 years, this park has been added by the city's Parks and Recreation. It is near…read morethe heart of downtown and the focal point of the city. It hosts various events throughout the year, and even features a splash pad! Very quaint park, but worth the visit. Save the date for the yearly Dino Days as you won't want to miss!

The owner, Justin, is a great pilot, business owner, and all around person. He's knowledgeable…read moreabout his aircraft (and a bunch of others) and the local scenery. The air tours AZ Air Tours offers give some amazing views of the valley and some of the most well-known local scenery/landmarks. You will be treated as royalty and the red carpet rolled out for you...literally! If you want to take in the beautiful sights, book a tour!

From the owner: Tour the Valley of the Sun by air in our six seat, high performance Piper Cherokee Six. Fly with a…read morepilot/tour guide who has over 15 years of flying experience, and local knowledge of the sights and history of the Sonoran Desert.

Several months ago there was a misunderstanding on a print order and so I called Noah and…read moreapologized if there was anything wrong I did on my part. He stated: "No worries! We're all good!" So, I left thinking everything was ok. Months later I return to ship an important, expensive package and wanted to select the right shipping container and Noah could not have been more rude, unkind and unhelpful. THANK GOD THERE ARE MUCH LESS EXPENSIVE PLACES IN APACHE JUNCTION TO SHIP AND DO BUSINESS WITH THAT DO NOT HAVE THIS UGLY ATTITUDE! This young man runs hot and cold...Beware! Good Riddance!

The employee of this place just verbally assaulted my wife who was trying to return a FedEx package…read moreat your site. My wife is very easy going and was just asking for a receipt (proof of drop off) from your employee. For whatever reason your employee went on a verbal full out foul language assault on my wife. Language used f#ck you, numerous time, c#nt, and some derogatory reference to age all for asking politely for a tracking receipt. Your business should not be serving the public and I will be spreading the word. If I could give this a negative 5 stars I would. Use any other place but here. By the way my wife went down the street to the Walgreens and dropped off the package there. Everybody was polite and when she asked for proof of drop off the explained the procedure and verified in store, what a difference. I will be letting FedEx know.

The Superstition Mountain Lost Dutchman Museum, is set on a 15-acre parcel in the shadow of the…read morebeautiful Superstition Mountains. The museum, itself, showcases the Apache origins of the land while the outbuildings include what remains of the Apacheland Movie Ranch (it largely suffered in a fire in 2004), a working 20-stamp gold mill, the chapel Elvis filmed "Charro!" in, the Apacheland barn, a historical model railroad, Western storefronts, a gift shop/bookstore, and a labeled nature trail. Things of note The Apacheland Barn houses a number of horse-drawn buggies and carts used in 17 television series, 29 full-length feature films, and hundreds of commercials filmed on the site. The buildings scattered around the land include a few Old West scenes and full-size dioramas, complete with plenty of mannequins depicting the scenes. The "crown jewel" is the "Elvis Chapel" - a mini-museum and wedding chapel dedicated to "the King" and his unique western movie, "Charro!" also filmed on site. It is a GREAT way to spend a couple of hours!

To be honest, I wasn't sure what to expect, but my son and I are on spring break and I have to keep…read morethis 4 year old busy! I learned several things here... 1) it's a bit of a hike, which I wasn't prepared for 2) Always carry water in your purse (I didn't) 3) carry tweezers and bandaids (splinters happened) 4) these volunteers were the most knowledgeable and friendliest people I have ever met 5) Elvis Presley spent time in AJ. I think it is definitely worth the trip out and it was interesting enough, until my son strayed from the path and a cholla stung him. I took several photos. It was a gorgeous day in March.