Superstition Narrow Gauge Railroad

(480) 983-0333 | Tickets $6 adults, $5 seniors, $4 children 5-12

The Superstition Scenic Narrow Gauge Railroad's 36" gauge train consists of a Plymouth diesel pulling a passenger car and a caboose. A mile and a half of track circles the town, and the narrated journey lasts 20 minutes. The engineer tells of the history of Goldfield, the Superstition Mountains, and the desert southwest in general. The train departs every 35 minutes on a 20 minute journey.

Goldfield Gunfighters - Click Here For More Info!

(480) 983-0333 | FREE shows every hour | Sat. & Sun. | High Noon -4:00 pm

These gunfighters are the  toughest bunch of scoundrels  that ever walked the streets of Goldfield! These gunfighters are the reason why Goldfield is truly a town too tough to die! Witness the gunfights and all the daring antics of the cowboy and cowgirl characters as a bunch of town folks try to steal the Wells Fargo strong box. Get your best friend arrested and thrown in Jail!

Goldfield Mine Tours

(480) 983-0333 | Admission $7 adults, $6 seniors, $4 children 6-12

The Goldfield Mine Tour takes approximately 25 minutes.  It is an underground guided tour that takes you back in time to 100 years ago.  The guides are well versed on the history of the mine, town, gold mining equipment and procedures.  Hang on tight as the mineshaft shakes from exploding dynamite! Tours can leave every 10 minutes for large groups.

Goldfield's Historic Museum

(480) 677-6463 | Admission $4 adults, $3 seniors, $1 children

This wonderful museum has interesting exhibits on the history of the area. Of particular note is the exhibit on the Lost Dutchman gold mine, perhaps the most famous mine in the country despite the fact that no one knows where it is. The second floor is a movie museum dedicated to famous westerns filmed in and around the legendary Superstition Mountains along the historic Apache Trail.

Apache Trail Tours - Click Here For More Info!

(480) 982-7661 | Call our office for rates and tour packages

The most ancient highway in all of North America - this world class adventure along the Apache Trail flaunts irresistible beauty with mighty canyons, jagged mountain peaks, and sparkling desert lakes while exuding the flavor and romance of the Old West.  Our office hours are 10:00am to 5:00pm from October thru May. Phone lines are open from 8:00am to 8:00pm daily.

Goldfield Livery Stables - Click Here For More Info!

(480) 982-0133 | Call our office for horse rental rates

Goldfield Livery horseback riding stables serves the greater Phoenix, Arizona area and customers from all over the world. We cater to riders from novice to experienced, singles to large groups and many families with children six years old and up. Our hourly horseback rides are by and large enjoyed by customers that simply want to spend some time on a horse in the Arizona sunshine!

Superstition Reptile Exhibit - Click Here For More Info!

(480) 288-6893 | Admission $3 adults, $2.50 seniors, $2.00 children 17 & under

If you are planning a trip to the Sonoran Desert we hope that you will come visit us at the Superstition Live Reptile Exhibit, located at the base of the Superstition Mountains. Come see our many reptiles & invertebrates on display at our exhibit, and enjoy the species and all our animals on live display whether seasonal or year-round. This is something you do not want to miss!

Lu Lu's Bordello at Goldfield - Click Here For More Info!

(480) 983-0333 | Admission: $3 Adults, $2 Seniors $1  8-12 years, FREE under 7!

The tour takes about 10 to 15 minutes. Cameras and filming are encouraged.  Feel free to capture as many memories as you like. Each of the girls,  or Floozy’s, give a guided tour into the history of the women of the 1800’s (good and bad), their various rolls in the western territory, as well as what it was like for them to travel into the west, leaving the lives they lived in the east behind them.

Church on the Mount - Click Here For More Info!

(480) 226-7220 | Worship Service: Sunday 11:00am

The new vintage building is complete with an organ from the 1880's, a pulpit that was once a pipe organ in the famous Hammond Theatre, pews built in 1931 in the style of the late 1800's, chandeliers made from old wagon wheels, and a rough hewn wooden cross. Come join Rev. Tim Jones for Sunday Worship Services at Goldfield Ghost Town!

Gold Panning at Prospector's Palace

(480) 982-0276 | Call for reservations and group events

Stop in at the Prospector's Place to pan for gold. You will be guided and taught by a true gold historian who will show you the proper way to pan for gold. Any gold you find is yours to keep (very small slivers of gold - no nuggets!). It's a fun place and informative considering the mining techniques they devised there are still used today!