Lilly's Tombstone Memories

Experience the disasters, horror stories, mysteries, and tales of vengeance that created Tombstone "The Town Too Tough to Die." Dogs are welcome on excursions if they are not easily startled by loud noises.

Walking tour of the "Good Enough Mine," which was renovated in 1878. Ed Schieffelin, the town's founder, discovered it. Call for group information if you have a pet. Discount packages, family plans, and group rates are all available at Tombstone. We offer surface tours, private parties, and weddings. Open every day; call ahead for hours.

Pets are welcome on the Courthouse Butte Loop Trail. This large path is suitable for dog walkers who are capable of modest hikes. The walk has a mild incline that circles Bell Rock and provides a beautiful view of the red rock formations. Dogs on leashes are allowed as long as they are cleaned up after.

Dogs are welcome on the Good Enough Trolley Tour. This historical six-mile trip visits over 55 sites in Tombstone, including the Schieffelin Monument, the Mining Districts, and Cemeteries. In approximately 40 minutes, you may complete the entire tour. Dogs must be on a leash and be well-behaved. Adults pay $10, while dogs get in for free.

Bring Petzooie on a 25-minute guided tour of Tombstone's streets aboard a classic 1880s stage coach. Pets are welcome to accompany you on the coach.

The Old Tombstone Western Theme Park welcomes pets. They host the longest-running professional gunfight show in Tombstone. The Tombstone Cowboys, their national champion gunfight squad, is made up of professional actors with a long list of stunt and acting credits in your favorite western films. Panning for gold, mini golf, and a trolley tour are among the other activities available. You are welcome to go around town with your leashed dog as long as he or she is well-behaved.