It's a great place to ride. In the summer you ride in the north. When it's not summer, both days,you ride in the south.
Don't get me wrong, I like Tombstone. I'm related to about half the real natives. For pure riding, I like Jerome a lot better. It was a former mining town, then a ghost town, thenre-founded by bikers. Too bad Jerome doesn't have the gunfights in the street like Tombstone.

 

Y'know ... is there a better job title than being Tombstone Marshall?

Going on a ride to Sedona in May, so adding Tombstone to the list may be a good idea. Stretch the ride by a day or two to see the place. If only more places would realize that they will get a lot more $$ from tourist who are happy than from those who are pissed.

 

I wonder what Wyatt Earp's answer to your question would be.

 

I've been through there numerous times,never a problem...great bunch of people!!!

 

If you're in Tombstone try to include Bisbee to the south. Great places to eat and drink there also. Several original bars in Brewery Gulch and Old Timers Restaurant & Saloon up in Old Bisbee by the Ironman is a great place. Charlie is an old biker from way back.
Last time we were in Tucson as a group, Charlie set us up for lunch (65 of us at one time) when we rode to Bisbee for our group run.

 

lets give a big thank you to the tombstone pd