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Cave Creek residents, visitors can take part in Local Landmark Passport Program

The Local Landmarks Passport Program helps uncover the places, stories and people that helped shape the character of Cave Creek.

(Courtesy of Fran Booth)

The Cave Creek Museum, in conjunction with the Cave Creek Visitor Center, invites residents and visitors to take part in the Local Landmarks Passport Program.

Passport users begin their adventure by picking up a Local Landmarks Passport at the Cave Creek Visitor Center or Cave Creek Museum.

Passport users then explore the town to discover 10 of the Local Landmarks, search for answers to trivia questions, and learn some Cave Creek history to explore the places, stories and people that helped shape the character of Cave Creek.

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