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Globe/Miami, Arizona
The two mining
communities of Globe and Miami lie four miles apart in a steep canyon in the Pinal
Mountains. Important copper mining centers for more than a century, the third-largest open
pit mine in the world is located here. This artistic community
rich in turn-of-the-centruy buildings serves as the terminus of two
scenic highways, US 60 through Devil’s Canyon and the Apache Trail
leading to nearby Theodore Roosevelt Lake Recreation Area. Nearby
attractions include Tonto National Monument, Apache Gold Casino and the
18-hole Apache Stronghold golf course. Just south of Globe, the Besh-ba-Gowah Archaeological Park contains an
extensive Salado Indian ruin and museum. Besh-ba-Gowah is an Apache word meaning
"metal camp". Toward Phoenix is the Boyce Thompson Southwestern Arboretum, which
features the world's greatest collection of desert plant life, with two miles of easy
walking trails leading you past some 10,000 specimens.
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4251
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Seven acre Paso Fino horse farm one mile south of
Globe. Guests can watch the training of horses or see young ones frolicking in the
pasture. Easy drive to Pinal Mountains, hiking, a casino, and Besh-Ba Gowah Salado Indian
Ruins. Lots of scenery and historical lore in the area. 1,000 sq. ft. guest cottage with
one queen and one twins bedrooms/baths, full kitchen, TV/VCR, and living room plus sitting
porch. (Bring your own food). Smoking outside, no pets, well-behaved children welcome.
Whole house $500/week. $1,500/month.
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4252
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On a hilltop close to the quaint downtown, this majestic 1907 former schoolhouse educated generations for Arizonans, including a former Governor. It has been lovingly restored to rustic elegance. Four large guestrooms are former classrooms, one with a king and a twin bed, two with a king and a double bed, and one with two queens and a twin bed. Each has private bath, fireplace, sitting area, original chalkboard bearing messages from prior guests, and 12' windows with views of either the Pinal Mountains or the Old Dominion Mine. A small room with double bed is also available. Hearty Southwestern breakfast served. Smoking outside, children welcome, no pets. D/$65-90 plus tax. Extra persons $10 each. One room is available for long-term stays, rates negotiable.
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Located 5 miles south of Globe in a quiet canyon,
guests are greeted by the friendly host couple to this 3-bedroom guest house on 72 private
acres at the base of the Pinal Mountains. A former mining company building, it was
reassembled board by board here by the grandfather of the host. Large rooms hold antiques
and wood floors. One bedroom has a king bed, the other two have double beds. It has
central heating and air conditioning, a bathroom, and a fully equipped kitchen.
Continental breakfast stocked in kitchen. No smoking, pets, or children. There is a fenced
area for guest horses. D/$85 plus tax, $10 for additional guests. Weekly and monthly rates
available.
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Mi Casa Su
Casa P.O. Box 950 Tempe, AZ 85280-0950
Toll free: 1-800-456-0682 (Continental U.S.A. & Canada)
Phone: 480-990-0682 (Local and International)
FAX: 480-990-3390 (please call first)
Email micasa@azres.com
Web www.azres.com
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