From legendary gunfights to rugged mountain trails, Tombstone sits at the crossroads of Old West history and Southern Arizona’s natural beauty. Staying at Landmark Lookout Lodge puts you minutes from the town’s classic attractions—and right in the middle of Cochise County’s most impressive landscapes.
Whether you’re here for history, adventure, or a little of both, this is the perfect place to start exploring.
A historic cemetery filled with legends, outlaws, and stories from Tombstone’s rougher days.
A beautifully preserved snapshot of the town’s timeline, mining roots, and legal battles.
The most famous standoff in Western history. Walk the same dusty street where the Earp brothers and Doc Holliday made their stand.
Once a raucous saloon and gambling hall, now one of Tombstone’s most storied and authentically preserved landmarks.
When: 3rd weekend in October every year Wikipedia Tombstone Chamber of Commerce
What: A long-running “Old West” celebration — street entertainment, historic reenactments (gunfights, saloon-style shows), parades, costumed participants. AdvCollective Road Dirt
More info / link: Visit the official Helldorado Days page (via the local chamber or event site) — Helldorado Days Tombstone
When: Memorial Day Weekend each year. Tombstone Chamber of Commerce
What: A community event celebrating the town’s Western heritage with live shows, parades, and western-themed entertainment. Tombstone Chamber of Commerce
More info: Information tracked via the local chamber’s event feed — see the “Tombstone Community Events” listing.
When: February (month-long in past years) Tombstone Chamber of Commerce
What: Local artisans display quilts and textile crafts — part of the community’s year-round cultural events. Tombstone Chamber of Commerce
More info: See the “Tombstone Community Events” schedule maintained by the town’s chamber. Tombstone Chamber of Commerce
