Tombstone, Arizona · Trip in · By Nick & Carolyn · Posted
Enjoyed it: ★★★★☆4/5 Would go back: ★★★★☆4/5
These photos are from 2015, so we wonder if anything has changed as of today. If you've been, let us know and add your photos too! This was a great little stop. We recommend it 100%.
The Original Bird Cage Theatre, open since 1881. Gambling, dancing, a poker room and a basement bordello, all behind one door. We behaved... mostly!Two pistols and a big smile at Big Nose Kate's Saloon. Order your drink nicely, partner!Welcome to Tombstone, the town too tough to die! The sign promises 'the town doesn't stop here,' and they meant it.High noon at the O.K. Corral. We picked our spot well away from the line of fire!T. Miller's Tombstone Mercantile, with antiques, collectibles and ice cream. Every cowboy needs a sweet treat.Our bartender was straight out of central casting, right down to the mustache. Justice is coming... and so are the drinks!The sign says 'Keep Off,' so we let the lawmen do the standing around this time.Wyatt was keeping an eye on things outside the Oriental Saloon. We stayed on his good side!
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Golden hour on Allen Street, with the mountains glowing at the end of the road. Tombstone sure knows how to end a day.Boardwalks, saloons and a whole lot of Old West charm. Allen Street felt like stepping right into 1881.The Earps and Doc Holliday, ready for trouble. Best-dressed posse in Arizona!