Tombstone Territory

Expore the infamous Wild West town,
     Tombstone-"the Town Too Tough to Die"
Experience ghost towns
Stand among ancient hoodoos
Travel below the desert surface down into a real copper mine
Tour the cavalry fort where Geronimo was taken upon his surrender
Recall your favorite westerns where they were filmed
    at Old Tucson Movie Studios
Ride through breathtaking vistas filled with cactus
    and rainbow-colored canyons
Enjoy a round of golf
Saddle-up and ride out into a desert sunset
and much more......

 Sign up early for this soft Wild West vacation.
as relaxing or exciting as you choose.
Hurry - Only 40 spots available

    What goes on in this dusty little
      town of Tombstone at night?
When western lovers and dimestore cowboys pack it in for the night
and ride off into the sunset, is that all she wrote
for the infamous 'Town too Touch to Die'? 
Not the way I hear it. Local residents know different.
(Yup, there are a lucky few who actually LIVE
in this legendary town tucked down by the border of ol' Mexico.) 
I've been told tales of eerie screams and sounds of raucous bar fights 
coming from some of the local establishments,
long closed for the night. 

Gunshots ring out, mingled with whistling desert breezes kicking up dust devils twisting past
Doc Holiday's little patch of heaven down at the end of Allen Street.
Phantom stage coaches may still be heard rumbling past
Big Nose Kate's Saloon.

 The famous old Birdcage Theater has a long history of unexplained 'incidences'. Are you ready to find out for yourself why nervous shopkeepers fumble to lock up gift shoppes  and gamblin' parlors then bolt for the safety of their homes. More than one employee has vowed never to return after being creeped out by wispy visions and downright bloodcurdling screams emanating from backrooms and abandoned mineshafts below the well-worn floorboards where they worked.