Top Tombstone Cultural Tours

Tombstone Arizona—aka the “Town Too Tough to Die”—is a 19th-century Gold Rush village in Arizona, now preserved as a living open-air museum. On this tour, take a journey through town on-board the historic Tombstone Trolley bus and experience a taste of the Wild West. Learn more about the historic boomtown from the live on-board commentary and stop along the way at sights such as Bufford House, the Bird Cage Theater, and Boot Hill Cemetery.

Join local Bisbee experts for this exploration of the Art that brought about the renewal of this magical town! Ride along the hills to hidden installations of statues, murals, and mosaics created by the artists who lifted Bisbee from the industrial age. You will learn about the artists and their works, and your tour includes a visit to the world-class Gallery 818. Here, you will experience some amazing contemporary art featuring works of Banksy, Swoon, Cey Adams, PichiAvo, Warhol, and Lady Pink.

With its unique Wild West history, Bisbee shouldn’t be missed when visiting Arizona—but many tours only skim the surface. Ideal for anyone seeking a deeper dive, this private 2-hour tour is led by a born-and-raised Bisbee local and features stories and folklore you won’t find in any history books. Plus, get off-road access standard vehicles can’t reach by 4WD-equipped Jeep as you take in the Lavender Pit and more.

Big Jeep Tours in Bisbee, Arizona, offers a distinctive experience that sets it apart from other tour companies. Led by Travis, a native of Bisbee with deep roots in the community, guests receive an intimate and authentic perspective of the town's rich history and culture. Travis's extensive knowledge and personal anecdotes provide a unique and engaging narrative, making each tour a memorable journey through Bisbee's past and present. The tours are conducted in a customized Jeep Wrangler Sport Unlimited, equipped with climate control and designed for comfort and exploration, ensuring a pleasant experience regardless of the weather. Big Jeep Tours also offers flexibility with no penalties for cancellations, and welcomes pets and children, making it a family-friendly option. This combination of local expertise, personalized storytelling, comfortable transportation, and accommodating policies distinguishes Big Jeep Tours as a premier choice for exploring Bisbee.

Explore the rich history of Bisbee on this 4-hour private Jeep tour, covering 27 miles of captivating landscapes and stories. Delve into the cultural heritage shaped by the copper boom, visiting immigrant communities and historic sites along the way. Your guide, Travis, a fourth-generation local, shares personal anecdotes and insider knowledge, ensuring an engaging experience. From the streets of Old Bisbee, the towering Lavender Pit, the remnants of Lowell, the historic Warren Ballpark, and the international border wall, this tour offers an authentic glimpse into Bisbee’s past and present. - 4-hour private Jeep tour exploring 12 unique Bisbee communities - Insightful commentary from a local guide with deep historical ties - Visit significant landmarks, including the Lavender Pit and Warren Ballpark - Free pickup available within Bisbee city limits for a convenient start

The Diggers Borderwall Tour offers an informative 3-hour Jeep journey through the historic town of Bisbee. Starting in Old Bisbee, experience the charm of brick buildings and miner homes while a 4th-generation local guide shares captivating stories of the town's mining heritage. Visit significant sites like the Lavender Pit and Lowell, AZ, showcasing vintage Americana. The highlight includes a stop at the U.S.–Mexico border wall, where tales of migration and politics come to life. This tour is ideal for history enthusiasts and curious travelers looking to uncover the deeper narrative of Bisbee and its border.

Discover the dark side of Tombstone on this evening haunted ghost tour. Hear spooky stories from the legendary town’s past as you walk to sites such as the Crystal Palace, Big Nose Kate’s Saloon, the O.K. Corral, and more, while your guide fills you in on the colorful characters and spooky stories that have shaped the town, from Wyatt Earp to Ike Clanton.

Delve deeper into the dark history of Tombstone during a ghost tour that focuses on bullets and bordellos. Ideal for first-time visitors with an interest in the paranormal, this tour reveals stories about murders, suicides, and demonic entities that you're unlikely to find in the guidebook. Plus, exploring on foot and after darks adds the atmosphere and offers you a more intimate glimpse into the historic area.

The Bisbee Warren Tour, led by a native guide, offers an authentic journey through historic Arizona. The native Bisbee tour guide provides an insider's look at Bisbee's history, featuring local legends and family stories not found in books. The tour is detail-rich, catering to varying interests, whether you're into architecture, history, or local folklore. What sets it apart further are the hidden routes—backroads and pathways known only to locals, taking you to spots that most visitors never see. The climate-controlled space offers comfort in any weather, and a removable roof allows for open-air enjoyment. Exceptional guest service is another highlight, aiming to meet your objectives for the tour. Accessibility is seamless, thanks to Amp Research Powersteps and overhead straps for easy Jeep access. Pet lovers will appreciate the pet-friendly policy, and if you're into geology, there's the bonus of possibly finding minerals along the route.

Step into the story of Bisbee, Arizona, a town carved into the steep canyons of the Mule Mountains. This self-guided walking tour uses GPS-triggered audio to bring the town’s history to life as you explore its hidden stairways and historic streets. From the legends of Brewery Gulch to the remnants of the Copper Queen Mine, you’ll uncover the events of the 1917 Bisbee Deportation and the social tensions that shaped the town’s transformation from a gritty mining powerhouse to a vibrant arts enclave. Walk at your own pace and take your time—pause for a coffee, explore a gallery, or linger at a viewpoint. The audio picks up where you left off. This is a self-guided experience (no in-person guide). Download the tour in advance and use it anytime—no cell signal needed.