
easy
1 hour
Suitable for all fitness levels; primarily walking on flat, paved streets.
Step into Tombstone’s shadowed streets on a walking ghost tour that uncovers the town’s violent past and lingering spirits. Explore haunted landmarks like the OK Corral and Big Nose Kate’s Saloon while learning the true stories behind the lore.
By nightfall, Tombstone's sun-baked streets shift from dusty relics of the Old West to a stage set for whispers and shadows. The damp air carries the weight of gunfire and curses long past, as your footsteps echo beneath flickering lamplight. This one-mile walking ghost tour threads through the town’s most storied corners—the Birdcage Theater, Schieffelin Hall, the famously violent OK Corral, and Big Nose Kate’s Saloon—each landmark breathing ghost stories as tangible as the desert wind.

The tour covers roughly one mile on uneven, historic sidewalks—opt for sturdy walking shoes to navigate safely.
Desert nights can be dry even in cool temperatures; staying hydrated enhances your comfort during the walk.
Tours start promptly near 6th St and E Allen St; early arrival ensures a smooth check-in and briefing.
Evenings can be cool or warm depending on season; layering helps you adjust comfortably on the walk.
Tombstone’s violent boomtown days stem from a silver rush in the late 19th century, marked by legendary figures like Wyatt Earp and the infamous 1881 gunfight at the OK Corral.
Efforts focus on preserving Tombstone's historic structures and authentic street layouts, maintaining the dusty character that sets the stage for its ghost stories.
Protects your feet on uneven and historic sidewalks throughout the town.
Keeps you hydrated in the dry desert evening air.
spring specific
Helps navigate darker spots and enhances the eerie atmosphere.