The lost Dutchman, Jacob Waltz, got a lot of things started around Apache Junction. This museum follows his exploits and what he didn't leave behind, namely, a map to the entrance of his gold mine. Dozens of people have tried to find it, and all...More

Nestled beneath the wondrous superstition mountain the 12 acres superstition mountain museum is home to a variety of desert plants and animals.Among the many exhibits includes the Jacob waltz lost Dutchman exhibit. Next, Native American Exhibit The prehistoric Indian exhibit with displays of Hohokam and...More

With such an impressive backdrop, couldn't resist pulling over to look at the museum. It was worth it to appreciate the scene. We didn't have time in our schedule to go in though.

This is a different kind of museum that showcases the local Mesa/Apache Junction/Superstition Mountain areas past. It has an indoor section with many interesting artifacts, paid entry but it goes to support the museum. Then there is a larger outdoor area with stage coaches, wagons,...More

When I have guests this is a wonderful place to share the character of Arizona and the legends and lore of the Superstition Mountains.

The museum itself is pretty small but loaded with historical pieces. The rate to enter is low, about 5.00. What makes this place special is all the buildings on the property. There is a gold stamp mill, a chapel and a number of buildings you...More

We decided to stop and check out Superstition Mountain. The place is run by volunteers, who truly care about this place. They were informative and willing to share about the history of the buildings and items on the site. It is worth taking the time...More