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Clifton Attractions

Clifton (pop. 2,840) is an old mining town founded in the 1870's. The town of Clifton is known as the "Gateway to the Coronado Trail" as the famous trail leads from Clifton north to the town of Springerville. The Coronado Trail is considered one of the most scenic drives in Arizona.

Clifton has about 45 buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Greenlee County Historical Museum
The Greenlee County Historical Museum in Clifton has exhibits and artifacts from the early days of the town. Memorabilia from the surrounding area include displays about Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, Apache warrior Geronimo, and Ted De Grazia, who were all born nearby.
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