Service Description

Step into the story of a town shaped by copper and defined by its edge. The Diggers Borderwall Tour is a 3-hour private Jeep tour that begins in Old Bisbee, where historic brick buildings, narrow streets, and miner-built homes set the stage for an unforgettable journey. Your guide, a 4th-generation Bisbee native, shares the town’s mining legacy with personal stories, local legends, and deep historical context.​ From there, you’ll visit the Lavender Pit and other open-pit copper mines, where the scale of Bisbee’s industrial past comes into full view. The tour continues into Lowell, AZ—a time capsule of mid-century Americana lined with vintage cars and frozen storefronts that once served the booming mine workforce.​ The final stretch takes you south to Naco, Arizona, where you'll stand at the modern U.S.–Mexico border wall. Here, mining, migration, and modern politics intersect. Learn about the Bisbee Deportation, Fort Naco, and how the border evolved from a cattle fence to steel and surveillance. This stop offers time for reflection, storytelling, and photo opportunities at one of America’s most talked-about boundaries.​ This tour blends Bisbee’s architectural charm, mining heritage, and border history into one seamless and eye-opening experience—a must for curious travelers, history buffs, and anyone seeking the real story behind Bisbee and the border.