The Superstition Mountains are extremely haunted. November 24 2011 a crash killed 3 adults & 3 kids and as a memorial, wreckage was brought to the Superstition Mountain Museum. Here an incredible Spirit box session with interaction with our equipment.

An old minor long with white hair, beard and black eyes seen by many said to have fallen to his death. Claims of footsteps have been heard at the Old Stamp Mill and shadows seen throughout the grounds.

History
Perhaps nowhere in the entire United States is there an area full of legend, history and intrigue as the rugged 160,000 acre Superstition Mountain range in the Tonto National Forest in Central Arizona. Archeological evidence indicates people were here some 9000 years ago. Later inhabitants included the Salado, Hohokam and Apache Indians, followed by Spanish explorers and Mexican Gold Miners. Early American trappers and adventurers migrated to the area and were soon followed by cattlemen and farmers. Eventually, the U.S. Cavalry was sent in to establish forts to protect this rapidly growing population. As modern times approached, men and women began searching for what they believed was the richest gold mine in the world

PLEASE NOTE: You will be walking on uneven surface on trails throughout the property. There will be some incline and hills.