Located in the southeast corner of Arizona, Tombstone takes some effort to get to, but the payoff is immediate. Visitors pull into town on dirt roads that lead to infamous historic sites and …

The former courthouse features displays that chronicle Tombstone’s heyday as a frontier mining town. See a reproduction of the courtroom and sheriff’s office, plus a tax license for operating …

Today we paint this iconic event in images of black and white - lawmen and cattle rustlers, heroes and villains, a legendary example of Western vigilante justice - our vision framed by movies …

Hotels in nearby Benson and Tucson also make the perfect home base to visit many of Southern Arizona’s signature attractions. Visitors discover ties to Arizona’s heritage at Tombstone and …

Explore the town of Tombstone, which boasts more history of cowboys, Indians, silver mining, and gunfights than any other destination in the West. Step back in time to the era of the cowboy in …

The property was turned into one of the first guest ranches in Arizona, opening to visitors in 1917 and operating until 1970. Visitors can see the family home, stables and outbuildings that are in …

Cochise Stronghold is an easy day trip for visitors to Tucson or any of the historic small towns of Southern Arizona. Make Tombstone, Bisbee or Sierra Vista home base for a few days …

In a state full of ghost towns, you have your pick from the famous (Bisbee) to the infamous (Tombstone). We're featuring a list of some of Arizona's most distinctive ghost towns, each …

Over the years, Tombstone has earned a reputation for cowboy kitsch. In "The Town Too Tough To Die," however, no survivor is more notable or retains more Wild West authenticity than the …

Make a road trip to the historic town of Tombstone, about a 90-minute drive southeast of Tucson. This feisty outpost gets its larger-than-life flavor from the 1881 OK Corral shoot-out, now …