Spring is here, the weather is gorgeous and it’s time to start using up the PTO hours that have been burning a hole in your proverbial pocket! Pack up the family and set out for adventure by heading to Tombstone, the Old West town that is too tough to die.
Things to Do: This town is bursting at the seams with history and while you are there, you can walk the same streets Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday strolled down and experience the Wild West for yourself! Be sure to stop by the Boothill Graveyard and pay your respects to the roughest men and women in history who gave Tombstone its reputation. Then stride on over to the Gunfight Palace and take a real life history lesson complete with gunfights. After the thrill of a gunfight, you can head on over to the historic Bird Cage Theatre and see the roughest bar in the West, perfectly preserved. Jeep tours through the Wild West are a great option for enjoying the beautiful surroundings, or you could head on over to the O.K. Corral and pan for gemstones after strolling through the photo gallery, hosting world-famous photos of Apache warriors and images that documented life in Tombstone in the 1880’s. Be sure to stop by Madame Mustache’s Photo Parlour and deck yourself in traditional garb for
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Head over to Big Nose Kate’s Saloon and try their specialty pizzas or opt for some authentic Mexican Food. The whole family can find something they like at Big Nose Kate’s! If you’re looking for something a bit more thematic, grab a bite at the Crystal Palace Saloon and enjoy some of the best food in the West while surrounded by history. Needing some liquid courage before heading out for a gunfight? Enjoy some craft beer at Tombstone Brewing Company or sip some wine at the Silver Strike Winery. Before you hit the hay, stop by T. Millers Ice Cream and Sandwich Shop, which serves up ice cream, sodas, and old fashioned