There are some cities that people move to because they do not want anything to do with nature. Then there are cities like Globe Arizona, where people move there to get as close to nature as possible, without living in a tent.

Globe is located in the heart of Arizona's magnificent Tonto National Forest and is surrounded by some of the most spectacular mountain vistas in the Southwest. It has a colorful history, punctuated by mining discoveries and is supposedly named for a globe-shaped piece of pure silver found nearby. The mining and ranching economic base is still a major factor in the city's economy.

Globe is situated near the mid-point of the legendary Old West Highway that stretches from Apache Junction, Arizona east to Lordsburg, New Mexico. Globe is also the eastern terminus of the Apache Trail, which runs northwest to Theodore Roosevelt Recreation Area, then turns southwest too Apache Junction.

Of course, once you get there you don’t have to live in a tent (although you can if you want) there are plenty of great real estate opportunities in the area and you can find a great place to rest your weary head, between great outddor adventures.