Visit Tombstone, Arizona (Attractions, Events & Things to Do)
Tombstone established its unruly reputation in the 1800s, when the frontier was untamed. See daily re-enactments with actors dressing the parts of the cowboys and outlaws who immortalized this Western outpost. Find the O.K. Corral on Allen Street, where actors playing the Earps, Clantons and Doc Holliday stage the most famous shootout in the ...
Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park - Visit Arizona
See where justice was ultimately served in this Old West outpost, then stroll Tombstone’s streets to get the rest of the story. Tour the Museum. The former courthouse features displays that chronicle Tombstone’s heyday as a frontier mining town.
Visit Tombstone, Arizona (Attractions, Events & Things to Do)
Step inside Big Nose Kate’s Saloon and the Bird Cage Theatre, two Tombstone landmarks that preserve many wild stories. Walk along boardwalks between shops that sell boots and antiques, plus Western art and souvenirs.
The Old West, Wilderness and Wine: Traveling in Southeast Arizona
For those wanting more, book a stay at Tombstone Monument Ranch, a guest ranch designed as an Old West town complete with a blacksmith's, saloon and "jail." Amenities and activities include a swimming pool, card games, archery and horseback riding.
O.K. Corral | Visit Arizona
Tombstone, Arizona 85638; Hours Daily: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (520) 457-3456; Website Email
Benson - Visit Arizona
Benson, Arizona, in the heart of Cochise County, holds the living caves of Kartchner Caverns State Park and the peaceful Holy Trinity Monastery.
A Toast to 7 Legendary Arizona Saloons
Where: Tombstone (1 hour, 15 minutes south of Tucson) Over the years, Tombstone has earned a reputation for cowboy kitsch. In "The Town Too Tough To Die," however, no survivor is more notable or retains more Wild West authenticity than the Crystal Palace Saloon .
Bisbee - Visit Arizona
Most routes to Bisbee pass through Tombstone, giving visitors a two-for-one glimpse into Arizona’s Wild West heritage. Make it a three-fer by visiting nearby Lowell, a quizzical little place with one street staged to capture the vibe of its 1950s heyday.
5 Secret Ghost Towns in Arizona
Best Arizona ghost town with a cemetery: Agua Caliente. Where to find it: About 120 miles southwest of Phoenix. Unlike typical Arizona ghost towns based around mining, Agua Caliente ("hot water" in Spanish) was built around a natural hot spring and a stagecoach line.
The Old West - Visit Arizona
Start your trip in Southern Arizona, home to Tombstone, Bisbee, and Douglas. Imagine the sound of spurs clicking as you walk the same streets where Doc Holliday and Wyatt Earp once walked.