Historic Arizona Tours - HAT

04/12/2026

Beautiful skies at the Empire Ranch north of Sonoita Arizona!

03/24/2026

Our first stop when heading to Meteor Crater and Winslow for our Northern Arizona Tour is Walnut Canyon National Monument. Take a look at all there is to see! Www.HistoricArizonaTours.com

03/12/2026

If you are looking to build a customized tour, here is a cool place to add to the list of things to see in Arizona. We visited Mescal Movie Set looking to add it to our tours or at least to custom tours. If you love Western Movies and TV shows this is a must see! Monte Walsh, Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean, Quick and the Dead, Tom Horn, Tombstone and many more shot here. Just east of Tucson. Check it out...
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03/08/2026

We have tour to Yuma Territorial Prison State Historic Park and Castle Dome City Ghost Town and an add-on of a trip down the Hull Mine. Great weather down that way in March and April. www.historicarizonatours.com

02/13/2026

This a great addition to the Meteor Crater & Barringer Space Museum!

01/18/2026

Great Day Tour from Phoenix! Right on Route 66!

12/29/2025

Would be a cold Tour but fun to see! www.HistoricArizonaTours.com

Someone sent a message and asked "Does it snow in Tombstone AZ?" Yes ... it does. This is from February 10, 2024. Doesn't last long - and fun for the minute!

12/26/2025

A recent tour took us to Casa Grande Ruins National Monument, San Xavier del Bac and Tumacácori National Historical Park. Fun day and lots of beautiful Arizona sites and history. www.historicarizonatours.com

11/30/2025

A view from Meteor Crater to the San Francisco Peaks after the last snow. Great stop on the Walnut Canyon, Meteor Crater, Winslow Tour.

11/28/2025

The first stop on our last tour to Walnut Canyon National Monument, Meteor Crater and Winslow AZ. Beautiful day!

11/15/2025

We were just there last Tuesday, Veteran’s Day for a Tour!

Visit the 1880s museum of Arizona's oldest newspaper. Take a tour of our 1880's newsroom and print shop. The Epitaph Newspaper was founded by John Clum in 1880. In the beginning, he called the paper The Clarion, but changed it when he decided that every Tombstone deserved an Epitaph. The first issue was published on May 1, 1880 on a printing press housed in a large canvas tent on Fremont Street. Tombstone’s first newspaper, The Nugget, was across the street. As one can imagine, the two newspapers quickly became rivals, frequently engaging in editorial fencing. The Nugget Newspaper burned down in the fire of 1882 and the Epitaph survived. The Epitaph is located on Fifth Street between Allen and Fremont Streets behind the Crystal Palace Saloon.

11/10/2025

We will be there tomorrow on a Tour!