LOCATIONS VISITED (Around Bisbee, Arizona)
Experience the best Bisbee tours by journeying through the town’s most iconic, historic, and scenic locations. Each Big Jeep Tour is a private, guided adventure that showcases 12 distinctive Bisbee neighborhoods or attractions—from panoramic mountain views and ghost towns to mining landmarks and historic border crossings. Whether you're chasing photo ops, learning about copper mining, or discovering hidden gems only locals know, these are the locations that make Big Jeep Tours unforgettable.
Popular Bisbee Locations Included in Our Jeep Tours
Vintage neighborhood, houses moved from the open pit valley, Dump #7.
Border community with Fort Naco and the first foreign aerial bomber in U.S. history.
Neighborhood built to house the WW2 soldiers.
Home of the Bisbee Rail Station and sprawling border views.
Bisbee’s massive open-pit copper mine.
Classis houses built for the railway builders in 1891.
The first planned community in Arizona history and home of the Warren Ballpark.
Time capsule town with vintage cars and Americana.
Suburb built to house the soldiers from Fort Huachuca, Cochise County services.
The Serbian mining community made of houses moved from the open pit area.
Why These Location Matter
These aren’t just stops—they're story-rich places that shaped Bisbee’s mining legacy, border culture, and quirky charm. Each Big Jeep Tour is led by a 4th-generation Bisbee native who brings history to life with personal insights and little-known facts. Whether you're exploring ghost legends in Old Bisbee or standing at the border fence near Naco, these locations give depth and authenticity to your adventure.
Photo Gallery – The Places You’ll Explore
FAQ – Old Bisbee Tour with Big Jeep Tours
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What locations do Big Jeep Tours visit?
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We travel to up to 13 different locations around Bisbee. These include:
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Lowell
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Warren
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Lavender Pit
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Galena / Tintown / Briggs
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Warren
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San Jose
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Bisbee Junction
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Fort Naco
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Bakerville
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Saginaw
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Do all tours include the same locations?
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No. Each tour is different:
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The 12 City Tour covers all 12 suburbs of Bisbee.
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The Juniper Flats Sunset Tour is off-road only.
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The Diggers Borderwall Tour covers Old Bisbee, the Lavender Pit, Lowell, Naco and the U.S.–Mexico border.
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The Old Bisbee Tour sticks to historic Old Bisbee, Lavender Pit, and Lowell.
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The Smelters Ballpark Tour visits Warren, Lowell, the Lavender Pit, and Old Bisbee.
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The Copper Territory Tour visits all locations, pavement and off-road.
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The Bisbee Downtown Tour sticks to Old Bisbee.
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The Miners Peak Tour goes to Old Bisbee, the Lavender Pit, Lowell, and the mountaintop at Juniper Flats.
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Can I choose which places to visit?
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Yes. All our tours are private, so we’re flexible. Let us know your preferences when booking, and we’ll do our best to include them.
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Are there off-road routes?
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Some tours include mild off-roading. The Miners Peak Tour, Copper Territory Tour, and Juniper Flats Sunset Tour access mountain trails. The 12 City Tour is fully paved.
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What makes each location special?
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Each stop has a story. For example:
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Lowell has preserved 1950s cars and architecture.
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Lavender Pit is a massive open-pit copper mine.
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Old Bisbee is known for colorful homes and ghost lore.
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Naco features a stretch of the border wall.
Your guide brings each location to life with history and personal stories.
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Are there bathroom breaks during the tour?
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Yes. Most tours include at least one stop with a restroom. Just ask your guide if you need an extra break.
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Can I take extra time for photos at certain stops?
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Absolutely. Our tours are unrushed and private. If you want more time at a location, just let us know.
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Are children allowed?
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Yes! Kids love our tours, and children under 13 ride free with a paying adult.
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How do I book a tour that includes certain locations?
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Visit our Bisbee Tours Page to see which tours go where. You can book online or call Travis directly at 520-788-4434 for help.
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