Tombstone is the perfect place to stay and learn about the old west. It is centrally located for great day trips. Tombstone began a mining town and has grown to a popular old west town full of history.Tombstone is "The Town Too Tough To Die." Today Tombstone has a population of 1,500. It sits at an elevation of 4,540 feet. The mild year-round climate and low humidity makes it an ideal place to stay all year round. The low Temperatures in the winter are near 40 degrees and the summer high Temperature is 98 degrees. The entire town is a living history museum that is best enjoyed on foot. There are so many exciting things to do in Tombstone.
There are several unique attractions in Tombstone that will add spice to your visit. The Rose Tree Inn Museum is an amazing sight. It is estimated that the world's largest rosebush is located here, according to the Guinness Book of World Records. It is large, I mean really large. You will have to see it, to believe it.The Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park was built to bring stability to a rowdy time in Tombstone's history.
The O.K. Corral is a popular stop on a trip through town. This is the place where the famous gunfight between the Earp brothers along with Doc Holiday and the McLowery and Clanton clans. Many movies have been made describing the most famous gunfight in the West. You can see for yourself how this gun battle took place. Tombstone has a variety of outdoor spots.
Ramsey Canyon Preserve is a unique place for hiking and taking in nature. The preserve also has cabins to rent with a stream nearby to enjoy. Garden Canyon is a beautiful place filled with wildlife. Some of the animals in the canyon are unique to the area. The Coronado National Memorial is a great place to learn about the Spanish influence and history. The memorial offers a scenic drive and hiking trails. For those who enjoy a real adventure, the memorial has a natural cave to go exploring in.
ro Riparian National Conservation Area is new home to over 100 species of breeding birds. The area is also a habitat for over 250 migrant and wintering birds. Some say that the San Pedro Riparian Conservation Area is one of the best birding spots in the country. You see some unique birds and beautiful views during your visit.