• Bisbee - The tour begins on OK Street, where participants are immersed in the area’s rich history and distinctive architecture. As the group ascends, the guide shares the street’s historical importance, stopping at Joseph Muheim’s house to discuss his contributions. The tour then explores Brewery Gulch, celebrated for its architectural diversity and historical events, with a pause at Muheim’s Bar for a detailed exploration.

The journey continues to the Lyric Theater and Central School parking lot, each offering unique insights into local history and design. A visit to the Old High School provides a glimpse into the area’s educational heritage. The tour then ascends High Road, offering panoramic views and a comprehensive history lesson on Bisbee.

Finally, the tour descends to Quality Hill, adding another layer of history and architecture before concluding on Main Street with three distinct stops that encapsulate the area’s evolving narrative.

• Lavender Pit - Participants will visit the Lavender Pit Lookout. Here, just five feet from a 900-foot-deep mine pit, the guide explains mining techniques and equipment.

The tour then moves to another section of the pit, showcasing remnants of leaching ponds. The guide elaborates on how copper is extracted from ore through leaching, enhancing understanding of mining science.

The tour also explores socio-cultural aspects, discussing nearby closed mining communities, their historical context, and future mining prospects.

This attraction provides a detailed view of mining operations, from large-scale setups to intricate chemical processes, all set against stunning landscapes.

• Lowell - The tour enters Lowell, AZ, to explore Erie Street. With 1940s classic cars and vintage storefronts, it’s a perfect spot for photography. The guide also shares insights into the historical Junction Mine operations.

Next, the tour moves to the Shady Dell Hotel. As participants drive through its parking lot, the guide explains the hotel’s historical significance and cultural relevance. The lot is filled with classic vehicles and antique artifacts.

The tour continues to Lowell School, featuring a copper roof and doors. The guide shares historical information and personal stories related to the school.

Another stop is at a leaching drainage ditch and its polluted waters. The guide shares stories of how this ditch was a hub for childhood adventures.

The final attraction is a drive through the Evergreen Cemetery, a nationally registered historic site. Here, the guide educates participants on the cemetery’s historical background and its significance to Bisbee.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

The Old Bisbee Tour, guided by a local expert, provides a genuine exploration of historic Arizona. This native Bisbee guide offers a unique perspective on Bisbee’s past, sharing local legends and family tales that aren’t documented in books.

The tour is rich in detail, appealing to a wide range of interests, whether you’re fascinated by architecture, history, or local folklore.

What truly distinguishes this tour are the secret routes—backroads and pathways familiar only to locals, leading you to places that most tourists never experience.

The climate-controlled environment ensures comfort in any weather, and a removable roof allows for an open-air experience.

Outstanding guest service is another key feature, designed to fulfill your personal goals for the tour.

Accessibility is effortless, with Amp Research Powersteps and overhead straps facilitating easy Jeep access.

Pet enthusiasts will enjoy the pet-friendly policy, and geology fans have the added thrill of potentially discovering minerals along the journey.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.