Photo Tom Mattey
Some of the Attractions and Points of Interest
Train Tracks, Water Tower, Rail Cars
Allison-Arboles was once part of the passenger and freight rail system that was abandoned in the 1950's. Remnants of old railroad bed are still visible some areas along Highway 151.There are also rail cars to be seen in pastures if you look carefully. Visit the old rail cars and water tower near Windsurf Beach.
Spring Creek and Fosset Gulch
Superb wildlife watching. See deer, elk, eagles, hawks, turkeys and other wildlife. Accessible by vehicle, bicycle (on improved roads only) horseback and hiking Both offer all the beauty of the southwest mountains.
Sambrito Wetlands Area
Wildlife Refuge. Scheduled bird and wildlife
watching tours.
Great hiking!
Windsurf Beach
Located in Navajo State Park, A popular spot for windsurfers and windsailers. Picnicking also allowed.
Special Events
Parade, Arts and Crafts, Flea Markets, Food, Music, Silent Auction, Fireworks over the lake, all happening along the stretch of Highway 151 between Tiffany and Arboles.
The Tiffany, Allison, Rosa, Arboles Historical
Society is dedicated to recording the history of the area and promoting
community enrichment. Rosa is the town that was displaced when the lake
was formed. The T.A.R.A.
Treasure Trail, is a day long event which features many of the
same highlights of the 4th of July celebration- also happening along the
stretch of Highway 151 between Tiffany and Arboles. Fun for
all!!
Located approximately 20 miles east of
Allison-Arboles, on Highway 151. Scheduled
tours are available during the summer months.
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