Cave Creek History

The fiercely independent Arizona pioneers who eked out a hardscrabble living in the area around Cave Creek, Arizona could hardly have imagined that today its abundant scenery, and vivid history would be a beacon for travelers the world over.

Although more than a century has passed, the town of Cave Creek is still inhabited by the rugged spirit of the old west in which it was founded. Today, Cave Creek is home to some of the most strikingly beautiful custom homes that seamlessly compliment their lush Southwestern desert landscape. Along its quaint main street, visitors can find new discoveries by rummaging through quirky old antique and curio parlors, touring the history-laden exhibits at the Cave Creek Museum, dining on authentic southwestern food in of over 20 restaurants, or simply taking in the splendid view in the shadow of Black Mountain, the town's most notable geologic landmark. The town's annual Fiesta Days celebration faithfully honors the pioneering spirit of the old west with several days of rodeos, dances, parades and other activities that offer visitors an accurate glimpse into a legendary past.
 

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In fact, exploring, hiking and sight-seeing are the orders of business nearly anywhere in the vicinity. Cave Creek's historic Spur Cross Ranch, a former guest ranch that was established in the 1920s, is a welcoming destination for visitors from all over the world. Today, it's more than 1,000-acre expanse offers avid outdoorsmen and women a gateway into the Tonto National Forest's scenic network of paths and trails.

To learn more about Cave Creek real estate contact Jean Glass at Jean@JeanGlass.com.