POA General Meeting

10AM, Saturday, October 26, 2024
Elfrida Community Center
10550 US-191
Elfrida, AZ 85610


POA Board Meeting

9AM, Saturday, October 26, 2024
Elfrida Community Center
10550 US-191
Elfrida, AZ 85610


See the Property Owners Association page for more details.

SUNSETS

EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY!!!!! (11/1/2020)

1.  There is NO HUNTING on Tombstone Heritage Ranch.  Anyone wishing to grant or hunt on their property within the Tombstone Heritage Ranch boundary must provide the Board of Directors written notification ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE.  Notification must include the names of the individuals hunting, if not the owners directly.

2.  Property Owners CANNOT and WILL NOTgrant access to another property within Tombstone Heritage Ranch that they DO NOT OWN.  If you wish to grant access to your own property to someone else, they must have written permission from that property owner.   PROPERTY OWNERS MUST notify the Board of Directors ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE AND IN WRITINGprior to granting such access.

4.  Due to the lack of rain and excessive drought conditions, there areNOOPEN FIRESallowed with the Tombstone Heritage Ranch properties.  Portable fire pits, fire pits that are more than 6 inches in the ground and above ground propane fire pits are authorized.

LIVING AMONGST LEGENDS  

 A PIECE OF HISTORY

Sunrises

          For nearly 125 years, the only way most folks could own a piece of this legendary land in Arizona was to rob a bank, build a railroad or -- in modern times -- pick up a souvenir trinket from a local gift shop in Tombstone. That is ....... UNTIL NOW!!!

         Tombstone Heritage Ranches in Arizona, a unique development of unusually large ranch sites just 15 minutes from historic Tombstone, offers landowners the chance to build their own legacy where legends once rode.  The Ranches have excellent access with extensive road frontage and the areas natural beauty, wildlife and history of the area make it worth its weight in gold.


         When it comes to bringing legends to life, no place does it like Tombstone, Arizona. Known as "The Town Too Tough To Die" and home to heroes, outlaws, saloon gals and gunslingers, this tiny southwestern outpost was once a bustling center in the rough-and-tumble territories of the Old West. It made the names Doc Holliday, Wyatt Earp, Big Nose Kate and Geronimo as renowned as Paul Bunyan, Johnny Appleseed and George Washington.

The birds sing their songs,
flurries of notes that sound beautiful.
The wind blows from behind me,
sweeping the fresh air into my face.
The sky is plastered with colorful pastels,
as the sun starts to rise from beyond

the mountain ranges in the distance.
The pink and orange hues of sunrise

begin to disintegrate,
the sun gradually turning the sky a brilliant blue.

There is magic here at the end of everyday
You can see it on the horizon.
The sun slowly drops down to take a rest,
There is beauty in every sunset,

Open your eyes to see perchance.
The Sunset Spirit is this and more,

it has always been and will always be,
But most of all it is the beauty in the sunset,

That always comforts thee.