
easy
8–9 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves moderate walking on uneven surfaces.
Step into the rugged world of Tombstone and Bisbee on a full-day tour from Tucson that brings the Old West to life. From the famed OK Corral shootout reenactment to deep copper mines and historic saloons, experience history with practical insights to plan your visit.
The sun dips low over the rugged desert as you settle into your seat near Tucson, ready to step into a chapter of American history that refuses to fade away. The day’s journey threads through the arid landscape toward Tombstone and Bisbee, two towns that hold fast to their wild west legacies. Dubbed "the town too tough to die," Tombstone still pulses with echoes of gunshots and outlaw bravado from its notorious past.

Expect uneven sidewalks and some stairs in mines, so sturdy footwear will keep you steady.
The Arizona desert sun is strong; pack sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to stay protected.
Carry water and drink regularly to avoid dehydration, especially in warmer months.
Parking and check-in near Park Place Mall can be busy; allow extra time to get settled.
Tombstone was founded in 1879 during a silver boom and became infamous for the 1881 Shootout at the OK Corral, a defining moment in American frontier history.
Efforts in both towns focus on preserving historic structures and reducing visitor impact on fragile desert ecosystems, encouraging responsible tourism.
Supportive shoes protect your feet during mine tours and street walking.
Defends against intense UV exposure across all seasons in the desert.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Protects skin from sun while staying breathable for warm days.
spring;summer;fall specific
Keeps you hydrated throughout the tour, especially important in dry conditions.