Tortilla Flat – one of the West’s most unique landmarks – is offering equally unique gifts for the upcoming holiday season. Plus, no need to worry about shipping delays – Tortilla Flat’s lineup of one-of-a-kind gifts are just a scenic drive away from the Town of Queen Creek.
Some of the best-loved items include new stuffed animals in familiar desert-inspired shapes like cacti, Smokey the Bear and rattlesnakes – perfect for the child in your life.
Other highlights include wire art jewelry crafted by local artist Netty Riggs, Native American-inspired art by Sharon Gilbertson and pottery by another local artist - Livinnia Boschenstein.
Tortilla Flat is an authentic remnant of an old west town, nestled in the midst of the Tonto National Forest, in the Superstition Mountain Range. Tortilla Flat started out as a stagecoach stop in 1904 and neither fire nor flood has been able to take away this historic stop along the Historic Apache Trail. The small unincorporated community of Tortilla Flat is in far eastern Maricopa County, not far from the Town of Queen Creek. It's the last surviving stagecoach stop along the Apache Trail.
