After our hike at the Lost Dutchman and the delightful drive on Arizona State Route 88 we stopped at Tortilla Flat, proudly stated population 6. It is very much a tourist trap, but it was fun to see and goof around with the kids for a bit. We got there just moments before they closed up shop, just in time to get some water and head back to Mesa.

Rustic wooden General Store at Tortilla Flat Arizona with vintage Royal Crown Cola sign and two people walking past Rustic wooden display case at Tortilla Flat holding baby rattles and toys, with a sign reading Beware! Baby Rattlers Tortilla Flat Country Store and General Store storefronts with rustic wood siding, a hanging scarecrow mannequin, and desert mountains behind. Red wooden building at Tortilla Flat Arizona with signs reading Museum, Smokin Guns For Hire, and a historic marker for the first local school established September 23 1937.