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Travelodge Globe
This Travelodge is located approximately 10 miles from Roosevelt Lake and 75 miles from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport. Every morning, a complimentary continental breakfast is served. This Travelodge also offers free parking... more.
Knights Inn Globe
The Knights Inn Globe, Arizona is located off Highway 60 overlooking views of the Pinal Mountains. Local attractions include Besh-Ba-Gowah Ruins, Historic Globe, Tonto National Monuments, Roosevelt Lake... more.
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Knights Inn Globe
637 East Ash Street
Globe, AZ 85501
Days Inn Globe
1630 East Ash Street
Globe, AZ 85501
Westgate Painted Golf Resort
6302 East Mckellips Road
Mesa, AZ US 85213
Best Western Gold Canyon
8333 East Sunrise Sky Drive
Gold Canyon, AZ 85219
Best Western Apache Junction
1101 West Apache Trail
Apache Junction, AZ 85220
Best Western Superstition Springs
1342 South Power Road
Mesa, AZ US 85206
Radisson Fort McDowell Casino
10483 N Fort Mcdowell Rd
Scottsdale, AZ 85264
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About Tonto National Monument
Situated within rugged terrain in the northeastern part of the Sonoran Desert, these well-preserved cliff dwellings were occupied during the 13th, 14th, and early 15th centuries.
Shallow caves overlooking Tonto Basin shelter masonry dwellings nearly 700 years old.
There is an amazing diversity of life in the desert. There are snakes and cactus, but there are also frogs and wildflowers.
As prehistoric groups left Tonto Basin, other native peoples used the valley. The Spaniards arrived in the 1500's, followed by pioneers from the east, further changing what is now Arizona.