Be sure to stop off at the ASARCO viewpoint before you reach Kearny. A trip to Copper Corridor isn’t complete without seeing this expansive copper mine.

The Copper Corridor is home to beautiful sections of the renowned Arizona Trail. Take the opportunity to explore different trails and sights scattered throughout the trail as you also explore the surrounding communities. Check out the Arizona Trail website for an overview of the trail and the approved activities to enjoy.

Adventure hides around every corner in the Copper Corridor, and this Oracle business is no exception! AZA is the epitome of Arizonans adapting and creating their own opportunities; what was originally a cattle ranch has transformed into an innovative and unique experience. Explore Arizona like never before on this exciting Zipline EcoTour through the Sonoran Desert.

One mile southwest of the City of Globe, Arizona, stand the ruins of the ancient Salado people who occupied the site nearly 800 years ago. This ancient village is known today as Besh Ba Gowah. The term was originally given by the Apaches to the early settlement of Globe. Roughly translated, the term means “place of metal.” The partially restored ruins, along with the adjacent museum provide a fascinating glimpse at the lifestyle of the people who occupied this region over two centuries before Columbus discovered the “New World.” Besh Ba Gowah offers visitors a chance to explore the ruins, a museum which houses a large collection of Salado pottery and artifacts, botanical gardens, and a gift shop.

This fun and educational Oracle institution is an incredible place to visit for lifelong learners interested in learning about Earth. Tour the facility with friends or family and get a full understanding about living systems on Earth and the planet's place in the universe. Their friendly staff will share the incredible work and knowledge collected by the Biosphere 2 as you enjoy the beauty of it all.

The Highway 60 Caboose Park and Superior History Trail, featuring the Ore Cart Trail exhibit, play areas, a dog park, mining equipment displays and the Red Caboose Visitor Center is a must-see in Superior. Superior Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center is located in the Red Caboose along with open air interpretive displays of Superior's mining past. Among the open air displays are some of the equipment once used by in the Magma Mine including a 19th-century steam powered elevator and the replica of a mine shaft entrance.

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Get LOST in Superior on the Legends of Superior Trail! The LOST Trail is a 11.65 mile long hiking, biking and equestrian recreational trail that travels through Superior and the beautiful Sonoran Desert. The trail creates a connection from the stunning Arizona National Scenic Trail, through Superior to the rugged Queen Creek Canyon. Along the way it passes through the riparian forest of Arnett Canyon and the remains of the abandoned town of Pinal, and all while under the gaze of the majestic Picketpost Mountain to the south and Apache Leap to the east.
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Explore the Copper Corridor on your off-highway vehicles in the Mescal Mountains. Venture through the expansive terrain with areas that are ideal for novice riders and trails for experienced riders looking for a challenge. Prepare for your OHV adventure and unwind in nearby Kearny.

Experienced guides providing historical off road or in town tours with either a golf cart or lifted off road jeep with one of our knowledgeable and friendly guides in and around beautiful Superior Arizona.

You must add to your bucket list a stroll along Superior's quaint Main Street. This is truly a mountain town and you will feel it as you are nestled in the surrounding landscape. Enjoy walking along and taking your time browsing through the boutique art galleries, antique stores, and specialty shops. Pick up something delicious to eat at one of the many delicious dining establishments. Unwind and enjoy historic downtown Superior.

It is hard not to feel a little jealous when you see travelers soaring through rural treasures on UTVs. Well this local business makes the outdoor activity accessible and affordable for visitors yearning to try the activity, you can even book your activity online. Their team will walk you through safely using the equipment and give you some tips on enhancing your 2, 4, or 8 hour excursion through the Copper Corridor!