Big Jeep
The vehicle that fits Bisbee
Every tour runs in one vehicle: a customized four-door Jeep Wrangler Sport Unlimited. It is built for Bisbee’s narrow canyon streets and for the rougher mountain routes. Four guests, one guide, seatbelts, climate control, power steps, and a step stool if you want an extra step up.
Why a Jeep, not a van
Old Bisbee was not built for tour buses. Streets are steep, tight, and two-way in places that feel like one. A lifted Wrangler clears the rough spots on Juniper Flats and still threads the historic district, Lowell, and the pit overlooks.
Getting in
Boarding is meant to be easy.
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Amp Research Powersteps drop down so you are not climbing a stock Wrangler rock rail.
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A step stool is also available if you want one more step or a lower first step.
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Seats are fixed. You ride seated, with a seatbelt, not standing in the back of an open truck.
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Tell Travis about mobility needs when you book. Many guests who skip long walks do fine in the Jeep. Some hillside photo stops are short walks on uneven ground; those can be skipped.
What you ride in
Jeep Wrangler Sport Unlimited - four-door, set up for tours.
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37-inch tires and a 4-inch lift for clearance on mountain routes and uneven Bisbee roads
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Power steps plus a step stool for entry
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Climate control - heat or A/C, so you are not stuck open-air if the day is hot or cold
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Removable roof panels - open-air when the weather and the route call for it
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Seatbelts and room for up to 4 guests plus Travis
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Established routes and careful driving. Mild street tours stay on streets. Mountain tours are bumpier.
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Pets are welcome. Kids under 13 ride free on published tours.
Book the ride
Every tour uses this Jeep. Meet at 10 Copper Queen Plaza, or request free Guest-Choice Pickup inside Bisbee city limits.