Good Enough Silver Mine

Mine Tours in Tombstone, Arizona

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Explore Tombstone's Oldest Historical Sites!

Mine & Trolley Combo

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Take yourself into a real 1880’s Silver Mine 100 Feet Below the Surface & Historical Tour of the Entire Town of Tombstone all in one combo! Enjoy this educational and exciting combo to get the most out of your Arizona experience.

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Collage featuring a group of people entering mine shaft wearing hard hats, the 'Consolidated Mines Company' archway in the background, and a red trolley parked on a dirt road, decorated with festive garland.

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Front view of a red and green trolley bus parked near a 'WALK' sign with an old western-style building in the background, illuminated by warm sunlight.
Historical Trolley Tour

Enjoy this Historical Tour where you will see all the important sights such as the OK Corral, Bird Cafe Theater, Boothhill, the mines and much more! All in the comfort of our air-conditioned & heated trolley with nice cushioned seats for your comfort.

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A man in period clothing holding a lit lantern inside a dimly lit mine, with a wooden box labeled 'Atlas Powder Co' and a candle on a rocky ledge in the background.
Tombstone After Dark: A Ghostly Tour

Get spooked in this haunting tour that tells the stories of past haunts in the Good Enough Silver Mine. Travel on the Trolley to the mining district with this tour while you listen to ghostly tales and visit the cemetery and more!

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Underground mine chamber illuminated by lanterns showing visitors seated on wooden crates around barrel tables, watching a performer in period costume delivering a monologue in the atmospheric cave-like space with rocky walls and ceiling.
Toughnut Dinner Theater

Be entertained in this one-of-a-kind underground tour of the Toughnut mine along with a lovely 1800’s style dinner theatre! A time to remember and the best date night in Tombstone, Arizona.

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About the Good Enough Mine

Explore the mine that started it all in Tombstone. The Good Enough Mine was one of the most productive silver mines in the 1880s, attracting prospectors and adventurers from far and wide. Step back in time and experience the rich history of this legendary mine.

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Entrance to an underground mine with a wooden walkway and metal handrails, surrounded by large rocks and rugged stone walls.

What To See At The Mine

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Underground mine chamber with a rusty ore cart on rails, a wooden ladder leading to an opening, and rocky walls illuminated by natural light.
Entrance to the 'Lil Buckaroo Mine' with a rusted metal archway and a stand displaying miner helmets, set in a desert environment under a clear blue sky.
Underground mine chamber with rocky walls and ceiling, light streaming through openings, and piles of debris on the floor.
Outdoor scene featuring a donkey standing on rocky terrain near the entrance to a mine, with metal gates and desert trees in the background.
Outdoor area with a vintage wooden wagon on a gravel surface, picnic tables, and a backdrop of rolling hills under a clear blue sky.
Group of people wearing hard hats gathered around a guide outdoors, surrounded by rocks and desert terrain under a clear blue sky.
Group of people participating in a gold panning activity, using colorful pans over a wooden water trough, with rustic wooden buildings and desert trees in the background.
Petting zoo area featuring a white alpaca, a young white goat standing on a large log, a black and white goat in the background, and other farm animals in a covered outdoor enclosure with wood chip flooring and wire fencing.
Tour guide wearing an orange hard hat explaining rock formations to a group of visitors wearing green hard hats inside an underground mine.
Historic brick courthouse with 'Cochise County' sign and construction date '1882' above the entrance, alongside a red and green trolley labeled 'Good Enough Mine & Trolley Tours.'
Tour guide wearing a red hard hat explaining mineral formations to a group of visitors inside a narrow underground mine passage, all wearing helmets with headlamps.
Outdoor display of historic mining equipment, wooden carts, and large rocks, set on gravel with a wooden fence and trees in the background.

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