Day Trip from Tombstone: Discover Bisbee by Jeep

A Day Trip from Tombstone That’s Anything but Ordinary
Tombstone gives you the Wild West. But just 30 miles away, Bisbee offers a mountain town with mining legends, colorful streets, and one-of-a-kind Jeep tours through Arizona’s high desert history. If you’re looking to stretch your day beyond gunfights and saloons, Bisbee is the perfect next stop.
Why Choose Bisbee for Your Day Trip from Tombstone?
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Bisbee is built into the Mule Mountains, with sweeping views and cooler temps
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Explore mining pits, retro cars, historic homes, and mountaintop overlooks
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It feels like stepping into a hidden Arizona gem — and our Jeep tours show you parts most tourists miss
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Bisbee is much bigger and the County Seat with 12 suburbs that span 30 miles and reach the Mexico border
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Mining is everywhere, open pits, historic equipment, mine headframes, and holes on the side of mountains.
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Bisbee is home of the oldest, multi-functional, operating ballpark in America
What’s Included at Big Jeep Tours
On the 2-hour private tour - Old Bisbee Tour, you’ll visit:
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Old Bisbee: Narrow roads, historic architecture, and local stories
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Lavender Pit: One of Arizona’s largest copper mines, with an overlook and geology insights
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Lowell, AZ: Classic cars, storefronts, Americana vibes, and a massive cemetery
Tours are private, comfortable (up to 4 guests), and led by a local guide born and raised in Bisbee.

How to Get from Tombstone to Bisbee
The drive is simple and scenic — just 35 minutes down AZ-80. You’ll pass desert flats, ghost town scenery, and arrive right in the heart of Bisbee.
Free Pickup Once You Arrive in Bisbee
While Big Jeep Tours does not offer pickup in Tombstone, we provide free guest-choice pickup anywhere within Bisbee city limits — including hotels, restaurants, and public parking areas. If you're driving in for the day, we make it easy to hop on your Jeep tour without any extra hassle.
✅ Our Default Pickup Location:
10 Copper Queen Plaza, Bisbee, AZ 85603
This central spot sits right across the street from the historic Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum and is a popular, easy-to-find meeting point for visitors. It's surrounded by free and paid parking, dining, shops, and walkable attractions — perfect if you arrive early and want to explore a little before your tour.
Where to Park in Bisbee
Parking in Bisbee can be tricky due to the hills and narrow streets — but we’ve got you covered:
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Public parking lots are available directly across all around the Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum, along the Copper Queen Plaza, behind the Bisbee Convention Center and Library.
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Arrive 15–20 minutes early to find a spot, especially on weekends or during festivals.
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Parking is free in most areas, but please avoid blocking driveways or loading zones.