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Trail Dust Town

Last Updated: Nov-02-2009, Hits: 66, Rating: 3, Reviews: 1, Votes: 1

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Trail Dust Town has been a Tucson landmark for over forty years. Originally constructed as a movie set, it features wooden boardwalks, red brick streets, detailed old-fashioned town square, and centerpiece gazebo.

Considered Tucson’s premier “in-town” western town, over 500,000 people visit each year to enjoy the fine specialty shops and old-fashioned ambiance. An evening stroll in the soft glow of gas light adds to the town’s 19th century charm.

Trail Dust Town hosts a variety of attractions including the Fiesta del Presidio carousel, C.P. Huntington miniature train, gold-panning, stunt shows, and the Museum of the Horse Soldier.

Type: Museums / Other / Shopping

Cost: Free entrance

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Website:	Trail Dust Town

Address:	6541 E Tanque Verde Rd # 22

City:	Tucson

State:	Arizona

Zip code:	85715

Country:	United States

Phone:	520-296-4551

GPS Lat:	32.2471249

GPS Lon:	-110.853005

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My Average Rating: 3.70
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Reviewed by: sloshed
Review date: Oct-11-2009

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Trail Dust Town is probably a great place for kids. I thought it was cool looking and was very impressed with the museum which had an incredible collection of artifacts that were collected by the old man in the museum. He is a wealth of knowledge and can probably answer just about any question you have.

The shops weren't much to talk about. There were only a few open and they mostly had cheap tourist trinkets. There is also a train ride and cheezy gunfight show that kids will probably like. Bear in mind that the gunshow is VERY loud, but I didn't see too many kids crying or freaking out.

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