Welcome to Gilbert
Incorporated in 1920, Gilbert grew up around the Arizona Eastern Railway and quickly became known as the “Hay Shipping Capital of the World.” Fast forward 100+ years and you’ll see Gilbert continuing to get noticed as a destination that expertly blends history and heritage with all the modern luxuries that have come to be expected of award-winning communities like this one.
Come visit and you’ll find that Gilbert boasts a family-friendly vibe and an emerging nightlife scene, all of which have been created in alignment with the local love of great food, craft beer, Arizona wine, handmade goods, bike trails, open space, and our four-legged friends.
You’ll find fascinating information on things to do and places to explore in this guide. Consider it your personal local tour guide; after all, it was written by those who know Gilbert best!
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Now & Zen
From day spas to goat yoga, it’s time to relax and recharge.
Shopper’s Delight
Prowling boutiques & retailers is part of the fun in Gilbert.
Home Grown
Gilbert’s dining scene has many stories to tell, some old and some new. With a massive urban farm that’s almost 100 years old and a nearby flour milling operation that dates to the late 1800s, it’s no suprise that Gilbert business have kept it close to home for generations. Visit these community favourites that focus on fresh, flavorful products.
Gilbert After Dark
When the sun sets, Gilbert comes out to play. By day, Gilbert is a family-friendly destination with local coffee shops, cute boutiques, and stunning natural scenery. By night, however, the city takes on a different tenor, one that thrums to country western music, toasts the good life in swanky speakeasies, and keeps its gaze on the stars. Here’s how everyone (*even the kids) can tap into Gilbert’s electric nightlife.
Gilbert’s Great Outdoors
From mountains to rivers, the city’s charms extend beyond its borders. With the rugged Superstition Wilderness sprawling 160,200 acres to the east of Gilbert and the San Tan Mountains ringing the town’s southern border, there’s no shortage of outdoor fun to be had.