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Chandler Sights and Landmarks Guide, Arizona

When visiting the area of Chandler, AZ. there are 5 important attractions that should be on the must see list. These attractions embody the heart of Chandler and allow the visitor to take a look back at the roots of this great town.

Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving: 20000 S Maricopa Rd

Located at the Firebird International Raceway, the Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving offers thrill a minute action for students and visitors. The 60 acre driving course is one of the biggest in the entire country and there are classes for everyone from the potential Nascar driver, to those who want to simply learn more about performance driving and performance cars.

Arizona Railway Museum: 330 E Ryan Rd, Tumbleweed Park

Visiting the Arizona Railway Museum is literally like taking a step back in time. The museum offers visitors a chance to see vintage railway cars from the 1900s, 1910s, 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s. For those who wish to learn a bit more about life in the world of railways, there are historic pieces of railway gear such as lanterns and dining china.

Rawhide at Wild Horse Pass: 5700 West North Loop Rd

For a bit of family fun, the Rawhide at Wild Horse Pass is an authentic Western Town. Complete with 1880s costumes, a saloon and wild-wild west shops, you will love this fun, family friendly sight. Rawhide offers bull rides, desert train rides, theater shows, stagecoach rides, panning for gold and more.

The Chandler Skate Park may not be a destination for everyone in the family, but if there is a skateboarder or inline skater among you, this is a must stop during your visit to Chandler. The skate park is one of the largest in all the United States, dedicating 35,000 square feet to the skaters. If you are not into the skating side of life, the park includes a teen recreation room, playground and dog park.

Heritage District: N Gilbert Rd, Gilbert, AZ

The final must see destination is the Heritage District of Chandler. This district maintains the style and grace of Chandlers Ranch (the 18,000 foot ranch established before Chandler incorporated). While the shopping and dining offer modern fare, the charm of the vintage buildings and small town atmosphere offer the perfect end to a hectic day.