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Excursion d'une journée en petit groupe sur Apache Trail avec Dolly Steamboat au départ de Phoenix

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Passez la journée à suivre l'historique Apache Trail dans une véritable aventure guidée en pleine nature. Profitez d'une visite à Goldfield Ghost Town, de Tortilla Flat et d'une promenade en bateau sur le lac Canyon. C'est une journée parfaite dans le désert de Sonora. Choisissez entre une option en petit groupe ou privée. Si vous sélectionnez l'option privée, vous pouvez également sélectionner votre heure de départ.
Ville: Scottsdale
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Bottled water
All taxes, fees and handling charges
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Hotel pickup and drop-off from select Phoenix area hotels
Bottled water
All taxes, fees and handling charges
Professional guide
Information additionnelle
  • Animaux d'assistance autorisés
  • Convient à tous les niveaux de condition physique
  • Un nombre minimum s'applique. Il y a une possibilité d'annulation après confirmation s'il n'y a pas assez de passagers pour répondre aux exigences. Dans ce cas, un remboursement alternatif ou intégral vous sera proposé
  • La loi de l'État de l'Arizona exige que les enfants de moins de 8 ans aient soit un siège enfant, soit un rehausseur. Les sièges pour enfants ne sont pas fournis, veuillez apporter le vôtre
  • L'âge minimum est de 3 ans
  • Les fauteuils roulants qui peuvent se replier sont acceptables lors de la visite
  • Désinfectant pour les mains disponible pour les voyageurs et le personnel
  • Zones à fort trafic régulièrement désinfectées
  • Matériel /équipement désinfecté entre les utilisations
  • Véhicules de transport régulièrement désinfectés
  • Les guides doivent régulièrement se laver les mains
À quoi s'attendre
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Apache Trail Scenic Drive
Only minutes from the city, the Apache Trail is the perfect way to experience the beauty of the Sonoran desert. Arizona’s first designated “Historic Highway” and a scenic byway, the original Apache Trail was a footpath by which the local Apache Tribe traveled through the Superstition Mountains.
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Superstition Mountains
View these stunning desert mountains as you drive along the Apache Trail
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Canyon Lake
During your tour along the Apache Trail, you will also be treated to a steamboat cruise on Canyon Lake by the famous Dolly Steamboat.
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Lost Dutchman State Park
Tortilla Flat has become a fixture of the Apache Trail since its inception in 1904. Not fire, drought, or bandits could destroy this hearty stage stop which holds onto its rich tradition through its architecture and unique decorating sense. If you get too warm, you can quite literally “saddle up” to the bar and enjoy a cold beverage to cool you down. This rugged landscape in the Sonoran Desert has been the jewel that some men were looking for with the most famous involving the Lost Dutchman Mine. Rumored to have found the largest gold vein in the west, German immigrant Jacob Waltz trusted his newly found gold deposit to no one and the secret of its location was buried with him. If you have the “golden eye” maybe you can spot it while on tour!
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Tortilla Flat
Two of the more colorful stops along the Apache Trail are Goldfield Ghost Town and Tortilla Flat.
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Goldfield Ghost Town
Goldfield, aptly named after the precious metal found in the area, was incorporated in 1892. For five long years this town was a gold miner’s paradise, however, soon after the vein stopped producing Goldfield quickly turned into a gold mining ghost town. During the tour you will have a chance to spend time in this restored ghost town practicing your gold panning techniques, marveling at the original mining gear, or even spending some time at Lu Lu’s Bordello if you dare.
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Apache Trail Scenic Drive
Only minutes from the city, the Apache Trail is the perfect way to experience the beauty of the Sonoran desert. Arizona’s first designated “Historic Highway” and a scenic byway, the original Apache Trail was a footpath by which the local Apache Tribe traveled through the Superstition Mountains.
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Superstition Mountains
View these stunning desert mountains as you drive along the Apache Trail
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Canyon Lake
During your tour along the Apache Trail, you will also be treated to a steamboat cruise on Canyon Lake by the famous Dolly Steamboat.
10
Lost Dutchman State Park
Tortilla Flat has become a fixture of the Apache Trail since its inception in 1904. Not fire, drought, or bandits could destroy this hearty stage stop which holds onto its rich tradition through its architecture and unique decorating sense. If you get too warm, you can quite literally “saddle up” to the bar and enjoy a cold beverage to cool you down. This rugged landscape in the Sonoran Desert has been the jewel that some men were looking for with the most famous involving the Lost Dutchman Mine. Rumored to have found the largest gold vein in the west, German immigrant Jacob Waltz trusted his newly found gold deposit to no one and the secret of its location was buried with him. If you have the “golden eye” maybe you can spot it while on tour!
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Tortilla Flat
Two of the more colorful stops along the Apache Trail are Goldfield Ghost Town and Tortilla Flat.
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Goldfield Ghost Town
Goldfield, aptly named after the precious metal found in the area, was incorporated in 1892. For five long years this town was a gold miner’s paradise, however, soon after the vein stopped producing Goldfield quickly turned into a gold mining ghost town. During the tour you will have a chance to spend time in this restored ghost town practicing your gold panning techniques, marveling at the original mining gear, or even spending some time at Lu Lu’s Bordello if you dare.
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Apache Trail Scenic Drive
Only minutes from the city, the Apache Trail is the perfect way to experience the beauty of the Sonoran desert. Arizona’s first designated “Historic Highway” and a scenic byway, the original Apache Trail was a footpath by which the local Apache Tribe traveled through the Superstition Mountains.
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Superstition Mountains
View these stunning desert mountains as you drive along the Apache Trail
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Canyon Lake
During your tour along the Apache Trail, you will also be treated to a steamboat cruise on Canyon Lake by the famous Dolly Steamboat.
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Lost Dutchman State Park
Tortilla Flat has become a fixture of the Apache Trail since its inception in 1904. Not fire, drought, or bandits could destroy this hearty stage stop which holds onto its rich tradition through its architecture and unique decorating sense. If you get too warm, you can quite literally “saddle up” to the bar and enjoy a cold beverage to cool you down. This rugged landscape in the Sonoran Desert has been the jewel that some men were looking for with the most famous involving the Lost Dutchman Mine. Rumored to have found the largest gold vein in the west, German immigrant Jacob Waltz trusted his newly found gold deposit to no one and the secret of its location was buried with him. If you have the “golden eye” maybe you can spot it while on tour!
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Tortilla Flat
Two of the more colorful stops along the Apache Trail are Goldfield Ghost Town and Tortilla Flat.
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Goldfield Ghost Town
Goldfield, aptly named after the precious metal found in the area, was incorporated in 1892. For five long years this town was a gold miner’s paradise, however, soon after the vein stopped producing Goldfield quickly turned into a gold mining ghost town. During the tour you will have a chance to spend time in this restored ghost town practicing your gold panning techniques, marveling at the original mining gear, or even spending some time at Lu Lu’s Bordello if you dare.
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Apache Trail Scenic Drive
Only minutes from the city, the Apache Trail is the perfect way to experience the beauty of the Sonoran desert. Arizona’s first designated “Historic Highway” and a scenic byway, the original Apache Trail was a footpath by which the local Apache Tribe traveled through the Superstition Mountains.
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Superstition Mountains
View these stunning desert mountains as you drive along the Apache Trail
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Canyon Lake
During your tour along the Apache Trail, you will also be treated to a steamboat cruise on Canyon Lake by the famous Dolly Steamboat.
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Lost Dutchman State Park
Tortilla Flat has become a fixture of the Apache Trail since its inception in 1904. Not fire, drought, or bandits could destroy this hearty stage stop which holds onto its rich tradition through its architecture and unique decorating sense. If you get too warm, you can quite literally “saddle up” to the bar and enjoy a cold beverage to cool you down. This rugged landscape in the Sonoran Desert has been the jewel that some men were looking for with the most famous involving the Lost Dutchman Mine. Rumored to have found the largest gold vein in the west, German immigrant Jacob Waltz trusted his newly found gold deposit to no one and the secret of its location was buried with him. If you have the “golden eye” maybe you can spot it while on tour!
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Tortilla Flat
Two of the more colorful stops along the Apache Trail are Goldfield Ghost Town and Tortilla Flat.
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Goldfield Ghost Town
Goldfield, aptly named after the precious metal found in the area, was incorporated in 1892. For five long years this town was a gold miner’s paradise, however, soon after the vein stopped producing Goldfield quickly turned into a gold mining ghost town. During the tour you will have a chance to spend time in this restored ghost town practicing your gold panning techniques, marveling at the original mining gear, or even spending some time at Lu Lu’s Bordello if you dare.
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Apache Trail Scenic Drive
Only minutes from the city, the Apache Trail is the perfect way to experience the beauty of the Sonoran desert. Arizona’s first designated “Historic Highway” and a scenic byway, the original Apache Trail was a footpath by which the local Apache Tribe traveled through the Superstition Mountains.
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Superstition Mountains
View these stunning desert mountains as you drive along the Apache Trail
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Canyon Lake
During your tour along the Apache Trail, you will also be treated to a steamboat cruise on Canyon Lake by the famous Dolly Steamboat.
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Lost Dutchman State Park
Tortilla Flat has become a fixture of the Apache Trail since its inception in 1904. Not fire, drought, or bandits could destroy this hearty stage stop which holds onto its rich tradition through its architecture and unique decorating sense. If you get too warm, you can quite literally “saddle up” to the bar and enjoy a cold beverage to cool you down. This rugged landscape in the Sonoran Desert has been the jewel that some men were looking for with the most famous involving the Lost Dutchman Mine. Rumored to have found the largest gold vein in the west, German immigrant Jacob Waltz trusted his newly found gold deposit to no one and the secret of its location was buried with him. If you have the “golden eye” maybe you can spot it while on tour!
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Tortilla Flat
Two of the more colorful stops along the Apache Trail are Goldfield Ghost Town and Tortilla Flat.
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Goldfield Ghost Town
Goldfield, aptly named after the precious metal found in the area, was incorporated in 1892. For five long years this town was a gold miner’s paradise, however, soon after the vein stopped producing Goldfield quickly turned into a gold mining ghost town. During the tour you will have a chance to spend time in this restored ghost town practicing your gold panning techniques, marveling at the original mining gear, or even spending some time at Lu Lu’s Bordello if you dare.
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Route panoramique Apache Trail
À seulement quelques minutes de la ville, l'Apache Trail est le moyen idéal pour découvrir la beauté du désert de Sonora. La première « autoroute historique » désignée par l'Arizona et une route pittoresque, l'Apache Trail d'origine était un sentier par lequel la tribu Apache locale traversait les montagnes de la superstition.
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Montagnes de la superstition
Admirez ces superbes montagnes désertiques en conduisant le long du sentier Apache
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Lac Canyon
Au cours de votre visite le long de l'Apache Trail, vous aurez également droit à une croisière en bateau à vapeur sur le lac Canyon par le célèbre Dolly Steamboat.
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Parc d'État du Hollandais perdu
Tortilla Flat est devenu un élément incontournable de l'Apache Trail depuis sa création en 1904. Ni le feu, ni la sécheresse, ni les bandits ne pourraient détruire cette étape chaleureuse qui conserve sa riche tradition grâce à son architecture et son sens de la décoration unique. Si vous avez trop chaud, vous pouvez littéralement « monter en selle » au bar et profiter d'une boisson fraîche pour vous rafraîchir. Ce paysage accidenté du désert de Sonora a été le joyau que certains hommes recherchaient, le plus célèbre impliquant la mine Lost Dutchman. Selon la rumeur, avoir trouvé la plus grande veine d'or de l'ouest, l'immigrant allemand Jacob Waltz n'a fait confiance à personne pour son gisement d'or nouvellement découvert et le secret de son emplacement a été enterré avec lui. Si vous avez "l'œil d'or", vous pourrez peut-être le repérer pendant votre tournée !
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Tortilla Plat
Deux des arrêts les plus colorés le long de l'Apache Trail sont Goldfield Ghost Town et Tortilla Flat.
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Ville fantôme de Goldfield
Goldfield, bien nommé d'après le métal précieux trouvé dans la région, a été incorporé en 1892. Pendant cinq longues années, cette ville a été un paradis pour les mineurs d'or, cependant, peu de temps après que la veine a cessé de produire, Goldfield s'est rapidement transformée en une ville fantôme d'extraction d'or. Au cours de la visite, vous aurez l'occasion de passer du temps dans cette ville fantôme restaurée en pratiquant vos techniques d'orpaillage, en vous émerveillant devant l'équipement minier d'origine ou même en passant du temps au Bordello de Lu Lu si vous l'osez.
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Commentaires (97)
Dave B
Mar 2019
We booked the Apache Trail Tour and were very pleased with it. We visited many sites and attractions while on the tour. Our guide Matthew was very informative and eager to answer all our questions along the way. The only minor things were, we wished our guide had used a microphone while in the bus, it was hard to hear in the back and we would have liked a little more time at the stagecoach stop and the ghost town. We may have gotten more time on a normal tour but due to unmarked construction, we were 30-45 minutes getting started. The boat ride on Canyon Lake was spectacular and worth the whole trip itself!! This tour is well worth your time and we would book it again the next time we visit.
Réponse de l'hôte
Mar 2019
Hi Dave… Thank you for joining us for a historic Apache Trail Tour, and for taking a moment to share your experience. We’re so glad that you enjoyed Matthew, as your guide, and that he was eager to answer all of your questions along the way. We look forward to seeing you again on another one of our tours, in the not too distant future. We have so much more of the amazing American West to show you!
Tess R
Feb 2019
I was really excited about this tour, until we spent the first two hours of the day driving around picking up the other 8 people on the tour, and then getting back to our car two and half hours later than planned. A better use of tour time, so could allocate time where needed would be central pick up/drop off. Tour guide rambled and contradicted himself. We did not have time for lunch at Marina as promised and Tortilla flats was so crowded we would not have had much eating time there. The Dolly Steamboat was the best part of this tour, but again, Google and make your own arrangements. We were given a mere 30 minutes at Goldfield, which was no where long enough. I let the company know right away how disappointing and a waste of time this day was, and their response was a $40 refund on a $240 day. Better than nothing, but not a trip I would suggest. Not having 4 plus hours of pick up and drop off would greatly improve trip, as well as a better guide that actually talked about the history, the flora, etc instead of himself. For the amount of $$ this tour was, save it and take yourself, read history and trivia on your own.
Réponse de l'hôte
Mar 2019
Per our owner Jeff Slade Hi Tess, We apologize you did not enjoy your tour on the Apache Trail. In regards to the pick up and drop off situation, we were waiting 30 minutes at your designated pick up spot, which means the other 6 people were waiting on you. Obviously this changed our timing of the entire tour. Of course it is our goal to accommodate ALL GUESTS and we do this to the best of our ability. On a normal basis, the first guest picked up is also the first guest dropped off, however since you we're late to your meeting point, we had to reevaluate our route to best satisfy the group as a whole. Generally we do not wait more than 15 minutes at a location, but we wanted to get you out on tour to enjoy the day! Thank you for your time and feedback.
saberpunk
Feb 2019
This tour checked all my 'boxes.' I frequently travel alone on vacation. This usually doesn't stop me from exploring on my own, unless twisting roads are involved. I like looking at the views too much, and worry that I'll be so busy looking around that I'll miss a curve! So it's great to find a well-respected tour company that can do the driving for me and will take me where I want to go. Detours West did that with this tour! The stops were fun and interesting, and any of them could have filled a few hours by itself. But even better was being able to 'rubber-neck' and take all the photos I wanted, without having to look at the road even once! And the icing on the cake was our guide, Matthew. He knew so much about the area, and was able to share as much detail as we wanted. He was funny and personable, as well. I would highly recommend Detours West and this tour. I can't wait to visit Phoenix again, to take another tour with Detours!
Réponse de l'hôte
Feb 2019
Awesome!… And thank you for joining us for a tour of the Apache Trail, and for taking a moment to share your experience. We’re thrilled that Matthew, could not only handle all the driving, so you could rubber-neck ;-), and throughly enjoy the beautiful views, but he was also knowledgeable and funny. Yes, please do reach out to us when we can help you plan another amazing itinerary exploring more of our beautiful corner of the country

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