Rawhide at Wild Horse Pass

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Rawhide at Wild Horse Pass

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The faux Old West town boasts a rodeo arena, museum, cantina, gift and craft shops, saloon, petting ranch, antique carriages and wagons and a tradi...

2008 | Best Local Alternative to Tombstone

Kitschy Yes. Cliché Sure. Silly No doubt. But this most accessible of local theme spots is celebrating its 37th year in the business of "providing quality 1880s-style family entertainment" for a reason -- it works. Rawhide didn't miss a beat last year when it moved across the Valley from Scottsdale to the Wild Horse Pass on the Gila River Indian Community. Though it's obviously kid-friendly, grownups are known to show up sans the little ones, most often to wolf down some meat... More »
2008 | Best Halloween Scare

Rawhide has moved from north Scottsdale to, well, the middle of nowhere. The new Rawhide in Chandler is almost halfway to Maricopa City. But the ol' Western town still has some of its magic, particularly around Halloween. Admission into Rawhide's Halloween Doomtown is free. Come October, you'll find a headless horseman on a black stallion and a number of emaciated zombies roaming the ghost town's streets. Given the middle-of-nowhere context and the soulless stares of the actors, Doomtown can... More »

2008 | Best Local Alternative to Tombstone