Tombstone & Bisbee
Things to see in Tombstone & Bisbee
12 sights, museums, parks and places worth the stop.
Bisbee · Museums
Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum
A Smithsonian Affiliate museum in the 1896 Phelps Dodge headquarters
Willcox · National Parks
Chiricahua National Park
The 'Wonderland of Rocks', America's 64th national park since October 20, 2026
Sierra Vista · National Parks
Coronado National Memorial
Border-top views of the San Pedro Valley, a wild limestone cave and the start of the Arizona Trail
Tombstone · Historic Sites
Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park
The 1882 Cochise County courthouse, Arizona's first operating state park
Sierra Vista · Natural Wonders
Kartchner Caverns State Park
A living limestone cave, kept secret for years and shown only on guided tours
Tombstone · Historic Sites
Boothill Graveyard
Tombstone's 1879-1884 cemetery, where the men killed in the 1881 gunfight are buried
Bisbee · Historic Sites
Copper Queen Mine Tour
Hard hat, headlamp and a mine train 1,500 feet into the Copper Queen
Sierra Vista · Wildlife Viewing
Ramsey Canyon Preserve
A cool, spring-fed canyon in the Huachucas, famous for hummingbirds
Willcox · Historic Sites
Fort Bowie National Historic Site
Adobe ruins at Apache Pass, reached on foot along a 3-mile trail through history
Bisbee · Historic Sites
Lavender Pit
A 900-foot-deep former open-pit copper mine on the edge of Old Bisbee
Tombstone · Historic Sites
O.K. Corral
A privately run museum complex around the site of the 1881 gunfight
Sierra Vista · Historic Sites
San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area
Forty miles of cottonwood-lined river, birds by the hundred and 13,000 years of human history