Great ghost tour with lots of history and information which I love. It's a great walking tour, but…read morecompletely manageable. I wish the group size were a tad bit smaller, but I was able to hear the guide. We did get some odd photos when there were EVP spikes and my pictures before and after were clear. It was a fun experience and I would go again or recommend it to anyone who wants the darker history of Bisbee, or just wants to have a fun tour experience!

Samantha Rosemary was great! Definitely something to do while you're there! First time in Bisbee…read moreand would definitely go back and do this again!

This was a really fun tour! You take a "train" into the mine and stop at a few interesting…read morelocations. We really learned a lot from our guide, who actually worked in the mine for years! You should purchase your tickets ahead of time as they sell out. Also be sure to wear sneakers (or close toed shoes!). You are issued a hard hat, light and reflective vest for the tour. We had a great time! Be sure to walk around Bisbee when you're done with the tour

Bisbee is only about 10 miles from the Mexican border and about two hours south of Tucson…read more However, the Queen Copper Mine Tour is very worth visiting. Every mine tour I've been on has been different and it's fun to see how they do it. With this tour, you are on the ground level and take a tram into the mine. You get off at various spots, but you won't do very much walking (there is a short flight of stairs to one of the stops). The tour guides are very knowledgeable and seems as if some of them actually had worked in the mine. Being a miner is definitely one of the most difficult, dirty, dangerous and labor intensive that a person can do, and it does make you appreciate how much work and effort it takes to extract any metal or mineral from a mine. The tour does a great job of explaining the process and how technology advancements changed over time from the late 1800's until the mine closed in 1975 Practical Information: 1. Make a reservation online, in advance. Traveling to Brisbee and finding out that you either you have to wait several hours for an open tour, or that they are sold out for the day is NOT something you want. 2. It's really not cold in the mine, since the part you visit is not underground, so you might want a sweatshirt or a light jacket, but that's about all. 3. Don't be late because once the tour starts, you forfeit your place if you aren't there when they leave. 4. The actual tour is about an hour.

This is an excellent pub crawl! Sean, the host and guide is very entertaining and knowledgeable…read moreabout Bisbee and its fascinating stories! This is a must if you're visiting Bisbee!

From the owner: 1. Historic…read moreAtmosphere: Bisbee is known for its rich history and unique charm. Our pub crawl takes you through the historic streets and establishments of Bisbee, allowing you to immerse yourself in the town’s fascinating past while enjoying a vibrant nightlife. 2. Quirky and Eclectic Venues: Bisbee is home to a diverse range of pubs, bars, and breweries, each with its own distinctive character. Our pub crawl carefully curates a selection of these venues, offering you the opportunity to explore a variety of quirky and eclectic spots that reflect the town’s creative spirit. 3. Local Insights and Stories: Our experienced guides are passionate about Bisbee and its local culture. 4. Craft Beer and Artisanal Drinks: Bisbee has a thriving craft beer and cocktail scene. 5. Community Vibe: Bisbee is known for its tight-knit community and welcoming atmosphere. Our pub crawl fosters a sense of community by bringing together locals and visitors alike, creating an inclusive and friendly environment where you can socialize, make new friends, and share memorable experiences. 6. Hidden Gems and Offbeat Stops: While our pub crawl includes popular venues, it also takes you off the beaten path to discover hidden gems and lesser-known spots that showcase the authentic spirit of Bisbee.

WOW - Terry, our driver / tour guide is a walking, talking expert on Bisbee. Him, his parents and…read moregrand parents were born and raised in Bisbee. He is probably more knowledgeable about the area than anybody else (that's still alive LOL). He can even tell you when a historic property was built (and there are hundreds), who built it (and why), who occupied it and how much is cost to build (and the price it sold for if it was ever sold). The man is a talking encyclopedia for Bisbee history. He pointed out things to us as we drove by that you would have never noticed even if you were standing right in front of it. There are no two houses the same in Bisbee. Each home was built for different reasons at different times over the centuries. Incredible what it took to build most of the homes into the hillsides when you consider they where built over a hundred years ago. Terry can tell you the purpose and history of just about every business in the town. We had no idea there were so many brothels and jails. He pointed out one house to us that was a previous jail, but now has been converted to a three story house. The windows in the front still have the iron jail bars on them - very cool to see in person. Take the tour for yourself and see this incredible area. Strongly recommend you book the 2-hour Lavender Jeep Mile High Tour with TERRY as your guide. Also, take the Copper Queen Mine tour as well when visiting Bisbee !

Great tour with Terry! We took the Mile High Tour, which is 2 hours. Terry is a native of the…read morearea and showed us parts of Bisbee that the normal tourist would not know about. He told us stories of his family and their association with mining.

This review is for the gift shop! We came to the shop on the way out of town as we'd found they…read moresold a local book one of our group wanted. The gentleman up front was very nice as was the woman in the shop. We snagged the last copy -- which was also signed! - then proceeded to pick up some souvenirs. They have a really nice selection of local books, art, crystals, and items like miners tags. I got a really cute little tree made of copper wire and green stones, and a mixed silver and copper ring. Recommend stopping by even if you don't have time for the museum. Its a nice little shop and as a Smithsonian affiliate, there's no tax!

Steve was our tour guide and he was awesome! He spent his whole career working in the mines, so the…read morestories and details he shared really brought everything to life. Honestly, this was the best mine tour we've done in Arizona. You check in about 30 minutes before the tour. There's a little shop to browse, a spot to sit, and a short movie in the back that gives you a great background on the mine and how copper is made. The tour itself is about an hour, all underground. You ride in on a little train that you sit on kind of like a bike, and the temperature stays a cool mid-60s the whole time. They give you a hard hat, light, safety vest, and even a number tag - just like real miners use - so they know nobody gets left behind. Along the way, the train stops a few times so you can get off, check out artifacts, and walk into different areas while Steve tells more stories. When you come back up to the surface, have your sunglasses ready - the sunlight feels unbelievably bright after being underground. It was the highlight of our full day in Bisbee and something you do NOT want to miss.

I wanted to go on a nice adventure around/outside of Tombstone since we had been to this area…read morebefore. Had spent the early morning hours going to the historical places in Tombstone, ate lunch at Big Nosed Kate's. We met our guide Mark at the time that was told and he was prompt. We went on the Johnny Ringo's Grave tour which included some ghosts towns to and from the site. Went to a jail, cemetery, various ghost towns, scenic views and of course Johnny Ringo's grave. Lots of great stories and felt like we're on Johnny Ringo's last ride. A much greater understanding of the terrain, the border stories, rancher stories and many experiences of Mark and the area. Ringo's grave alone is worth the long trip. Lots of great memories and pictures. Tour ended up longer than announced. We are extremely happy and recommend Mark as your tour guide. If we are in the area again, will look them up for another tour.

Dear Mark, Thank you for the great tour!! KC was the best!!…read moreWe went to Tombstone to see the real story. Now, we know that the Century Plant bloom, then it will die! See many mining holes, a jail museum in Pierce and old school in Gleason. . We had a flat tire in the rain. He quickly changed the tire and we were on the road again. We will go again with KC! Robin Beck

AZ 01-2024 Bisbee Arizona Copper Mines these are called the Lavendar Pits. Located in Bisbee, when…read moreI first saw thought it was another grand canyon but this was man created and very sad to see. Some people see beauty but I see destruction. To me it was all very sad!

The Lavender Pit is a former open pit copper mine that ran from 1950 to 1974. During that time, 86…read moremillion tons of ore was excavated (600,000 tons of it was copper). Turquoise was also found in this pit and is sold in Bisbee. The pit is 900 feet deep and has a toxic reddish blue water pool at the bottom. The Lavender Pit was named in honor of the general manager of Phelps Dodge Corporation Harrison M. Lavender (1890-1952). Phelps Dodge Corporation are the ones that opened the Lavender Pit in the 50's. You can view the Lavender Pit at a scenic stop on highway 80. It is a quick stop and there is plenty of places to park. There is information about the pit and a WW2 memorial at the scenic stop. For photos, there are a few large holes in the chain link fence that you can take pictures with your camera. It's worth a short visit to see the depths of the Lavender Pit and the colors that make up its steep walls.

One of our favorite parts of Tombstone!…read more **GET THE COMBO OF MINE AND TROLLEY. WELL WORTH IT!** So much time in the mine with very friendly and knowledgeable staff! Trolley takes you around the whole town ... more than you want or can walk as well. Tells you history while looking around. Very impressed!

If you are visiting Tombstone, the mine tour us a Must!…read more I didnt know about the tour before arriving, but it ended up being my favorite part. Buck was a great tour guide. He explained so much about silver mining, the history of Tombstone, and more. All with a few great laughs. The tours happen every hour on the hour (I believe the last tour is at 4pm) , just be sure to arrive a 5-10 minutes early. The price was very reasonable as well.