The Bullets and Bordellos Ghost Tour: Exploring Tombstone’s Haunted History
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most adults comfortable with walking short urban distances
Overview
Discover Tombstone’s darker history on the Bullets and Bordellos Ghost Tour. Walk through storied streets, explore haunted sites, and hear tales of gunfights, brothels, and restless spirits on this adult-focused 90-minute tour.
The Bullets and Bordellos Ghost Tour: Exploring Tombstone’s Haunted History
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As dusk settles over Tombstone, Arizona, the town’s weathered streets begin to shift. Shadows stretch long along Allen Street, where the echoes of the Old West linger, stirring beneath the fading light. The Bullets and Bordellos Ghost Tour invites travelers to walk these historic byways armed with stories—of gunfights, brothels, and restless spirits that refuse to forget.
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Adventure Tips
Wear comfortable walking shoes
The tour covers about 1 to 1.5 miles on paved city streets, so sturdy shoes will keep you comfortable.
Dress in layers for temperature changes
Evenings in the desert can get chilly; bring a light jacket or sweater to stay warm.
Arrive 15 minutes early
Start promptly at Tombstone City Park near the Ed Schieffelin statue to ensure you don’t miss any of the intro briefing.
This tour is for adults 16+
Mature topics and language are part of the experience; it’s not recommended for children or sensitive travelers.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Desert cottontail rabbits occasionally spotted near town outskirts.
- Greater roadrunner sightings at dawn or dusk in open areas.
History
Tombstone rose to prominence after silver ore was found by Ed Schieffelin in 1877, sparking a mining boom and violent frontier settlement.
Conservation
Local heritage groups maintain multiple historic sites to preserve Tombstone’s Old West legacy while promoting sustainable tourism.
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Adventure Hotspots in Tombstone
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Paved city streets require supportive footwear for easy walking.
Light jacket or sweater
Desert evenings can be cool, especially in spring and fall.
fall specific
Water bottle
Stay hydrated during warm weather, even in the evening.
summer specific
Flashlight or phone torch
Optional for walking in dimly lit areas and enhancing visibility.