Superstition Mountain Lost Dutchman Museum

Superstition Mountain Lost Dutchman Museum Explore 15 acres of Superstition Mountain history, legends & lore.
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Learn gold panning, tour the Apacheland Elvis Chapel, see a working Cossack stamp mill, museum exhibits & MORE!

THANK YOU AZ GHOST TOURS FOR YOUR PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT! 🤠🌵October 17, 2026, AZ Ghost Tours will take over the Superstit...
08/24/2026

THANK YOU AZ GHOST TOURS FOR YOUR PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT! 🤠🌵October 17, 2026, AZ Ghost Tours will take over the Superstition Mountain Lost Dutchman Museum property. Day events are FREE to the public with general admission to the Museum property. After hours is ticketed. See our website www.smldm.org for after hours tickets while they last!

As a paranormal investigator I now define our mission as a dual pursuit: uncovering the unexplained while actively working to save and preserve historic locations. This shift transforms ghost hunting into a tool for historical preservation, where investigations serve as fundraisers or educational platforms to keep aging landmarks from being demolished or forgotten.

I am an advocate to preserving historic locations. I started AZ Ghost Tours to offer paranormal fundraising events to the public. Proceeds from our events are donated to the locations we help.

08/22/2026

Step through the Gallery and experience the Old West as it transforms to the New West. The Superstition Mountain Lost Dutchman Museum is excited to share the artistry of Lo Reed beginning September 1.

TRACES, a contemporary artist program exploring the history, stories and landscapes that continue to shape this place.

Eleven more nights until we welcome back our visitors and more volunteers!🤠🌵☀️(photo courtesy of Ryan Torbert, Maintenan...
08/21/2026

Eleven more nights until we welcome back our visitors and more volunteers!🤠🌵☀️(photo courtesy of Ryan Torbert, Maintenance Lead 8.20.2026)

08/20/2026

Beginning September 1, the Lo Reed western art exhibit will open the Museum’s TRACES Emerging Artist program.

History is all around us. Sometimes you find it in an artifact or an old photograph. Sometimes it survives in a story, a landscape, a legend—or in the imagination of an artist seeing the past through entirely new eyes.

This season, the Superstition Mountain Museum is beginning TRACES, a contemporary artist program exploring the history, stories and landscapes that continue to shape this place.

We’re excited to welcome Lo Reed as one of the artists helping us begin that conversation.

Her contemporary interpretation of Western imagery reminds us that the West isn’t simply something that happened. Its stories continue to inspire what comes next.

History leaves traces. Artists help us see them.

COMING SEPTEMBER 1🤠Lo Reed

Hmmmm what’s happening here?🤔A new interactive exhibit is shaping up thanks to the time and effort of our dedicated volu...
08/19/2026

Hmmmm what’s happening here?🤔A new interactive exhibit is shaping up thanks to the time and effort of our dedicated volunteers! Come experience 1880s shopping when we reopen in September🤠

Just another night of fun and frivolity for volunteers and staff🤠Laughter and stories are our superpowers!🥳
08/14/2026

Just another night of fun and frivolity for volunteers and staff🤠Laughter and stories are our superpowers!🥳

When a volunteer comes in with her own chainsaw you know exciting things are ahead 🤠🌵☀️Come see the changes September 1😎
08/11/2026

When a volunteer comes in with her own chainsaw you know exciting things are ahead 🤠🌵☀️Come see the changes September 1😎

The Elvis Chapel doors are receiving some much needed love thanks to a generous donation made by the AZ Cowgirls4Christ❤...
08/09/2026

The Elvis Chapel doors are receiving some much needed love thanks to a generous donation made by the AZ Cowgirls4Christ❤️THANK YOU! Sunday Cowboy Church services are on pause in August but will resume in September.

08/09/2026

Notice anything different? 🤔The first person to see the change wins the title of “The First Person to See the Change!” A very prestigious title indeed🤠

Please remember that while the Museum is CLOSED THE MONTH OF AUGUST, staff and volunteers are still busy working behind the scenes to improve the visitor experience. See you in September!

Address

4087 E Apache Trail
Apache Junction, AZ
85119

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm
Sunday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

(480) 983-4888

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