The Murray Springs Clovis Site is one of several prehistoric kill sites in southern Arizona near the banks of the San Pedro River. This site contains evidence of megafauna and mammoths that were killed 11,000 to 12,000 years by Paleo-Indians. Take a brief, historic walk with your guide Dwight Long.
Join FSPR docent Dwight Long for a tour of the Murray Springs mammoth kill site. Vance Haynes led an expedition here in the 1970s that found the remains of mega fauna that had been hunted, killed, butchered, and consumed by the Clovis Paleo-Indians 13,000 years ago. This is an easy walk of less than a [...]
Interpretive walk led by docents of the Friends of the San Pedro River. The San Pedro House, a 1930’s-era converted ranch house operating as a gift and bookstore, leads guided interpretive walks/hikes along the river and throughout the adjacent area, presents educational programs to schools and community groups, and assists the BLM in a variety [...]
Take a walk on the wild side. Experience the Chandler Nature Center on a 30-minute tour and learn about Arizona’s various ecosystems, animals, and plants. Drop in every third Friday of the month.
Take a guided tour through Millville, the site of two silver mills, and then walk on the Petroglyph Discovery Trail to discover prehistoric Indian rock art. Richard Bauer leads the two-mile walk to both sites where you'll learn the history of mining, mills and prehistoric art.
Interpretive walk led by docents of the Friends of the San Pedro River. The San Pedro House, a 1930’s-era converted ranch house operating as a gift and bookstore, leads guided interpretive walks/hikes along the river and throughout the adjacent area, presents educational programs to schools and community groups, and assists the BLM in a variety [...]
View the Grand Central Mill, a historic silver mill that flourished in the olden days of the Tombstone silver boom. During the three-mile walk, learn about the past operations of the mill, the nearby ghost town and other obsolete sites of history.
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