5 Tours in Bisbee That You Shouldn't Miss

The Old Bisbee Ghost Tour is the only ghost tour in Bisbee and the only one of its kind. Your Ghost Host will lead you on this walking tour through Old Bisbee's streets, stairways, and old alleys after dark on an adventure to discover and learn about the ghosts that haunt this 125 year old town. Learn their history and favorite haunts while seeing Old Bisbee when very few do, after sunset. Visit the haunts of Julia, a lady of the evening who enjoys the company of married men staying alone in her room, Nat the miner who owed money to the Money Man and paid for it with his life, and the Lady in White who saved the lives of three children.

The Bisbee Tourism Center offers unique golf cart tours and guided adventures . All carts are street legal, insured and are easy to access and load. Everyone loves the ride so come and let us do the driving for you while you sit back and enjoy the town! We also have our kitchen which operates daily till midnight during the week and 2am on the weekends. Let us fix you up some yummy food! We also have our Hot N Spicy giftshop. Please stop in and sample our many different hot sauces, spices and condiments.

"It's Cool Underground" Explore the depths of Bisbee's famous Queen Mine. Don mining hats, slickers and lanterns worn by miners...ride the mine train deep into the mine...marvel at remaining copper minerals...experience the life of miners as they toiled in the subterranean tunnels. Open daily. Tour times: 9 AM - 10:30 AM - Noon - 2 PM - 3:30 PM. Tours leave from the Queen Mine Tour building located within walking distance of Historic Bisbee. The mine is a cool, Dress accordingly. No open toe shoes or high heels. Tours last approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes. Reservations suggested. Stop by the Queen Mine Store for gem and mineral specimens, jewelry and other unique items.

Lavender Jeep Tours is the best way to get to know Bisbee, Arizona. Since 2001, we have been introducing visitors to our community with driver-narrated tours throughout the hills and back roads of Old Bisbee, down to the "suburbs," and to the border, up into the Sky Islands, to the neighboring ghost towns and on a picnic to a nearby historic ranch.