Melanie's Guidebook
Sightseeing
An excellent location to see the local wildlife. A known birding paradise, this wetland area attracts all manner of birds. Be sure to watch out for the less friendly wildlife like snakes, mountain lions, and black bears.
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Bureau of Land Management San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area Administrative Office
4070 South Avenida SaracinoAn excellent location to see the local wildlife. A known birding paradise, this wetland area attracts all manner of birds. Be sure to watch out for the less friendly wildlife like snakes, mountain lions, and black bears.
Another birding gem, these beautiful, well-groomed trails won't dissapoint. Just don't bring Fido, no puppers allowed.
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Nature Conservancy
27 E Ramsey Canyon RdAnother birding gem, these beautiful, well-groomed trails won't dissapoint. Just don't bring Fido, no puppers allowed.
Western Attraction
Welcome to the wild, wild west and the town that's too tough to die! Take time to watch the Shootout at the O.K. Corral, grab a bite to eat at Big Nose Kate's, and peruse the shops along Allen Street on a real wooden boardwalk. Tombstone is a real treat to all cowboys and cowgirls alike.
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Tombstone
300 N Sumner StWelcome to the wild, wild west and the town that's too tough to die! Take time to watch the Shootout at the O.K. Corral, grab a bite to eat at Big Nose Kate's, and peruse the shops along Allen Street on a real wooden boardwalk. Tombstone is a real treat to all cowboys and cowgirls alike.
Shopping
Originally an old mining town, Bisbee has transformed into a groovy little mountain town with a thriving art and antique scene. Check out Patisserie Jacqui for a traditional French croissant and a cup of Joe for breakfast. After you're done perusing the trendy shops along the way, stop at the Old Bisbee Brewing Company for a pint of something local. Bisbee never disappoints!
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Bisbee
Originally an old mining town, Bisbee has transformed into a groovy little mountain town with a thriving art and antique scene. Check out Patisserie Jacqui for a traditional French croissant and a cup of Joe for breakfast. After you're done perusing the trendy shops along the way, stop at the Old Bisbee Brewing Company for a pint of something local. Bisbee never disappoints!
Food Scene
A romantic restaurant with jaw-dropping views from the back patio. Pizzaria Mimosa doesn't just offer pizza. An excellent wine selection and a little shop to visit on your way out, the food isn't the only thing this gem has to offer.
20 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Pizzeria Mimosa
4755 E. Neapolitan WayA romantic restaurant with jaw-dropping views from the back patio. Pizzaria Mimosa doesn't just offer pizza. An excellent wine selection and a little shop to visit on your way out, the food isn't the only thing this gem has to offer.
Walking distance from the house on Keating, landmark is a local fave for breakfast, second breakfast, brunch, and lunch! Little know fact- bring a coffee mug to trade with them if you like one of theirs.
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Landmark Cafe
400 W Fry BlvdWalking distance from the house on Keating, landmark is a local fave for breakfast, second breakfast, brunch, and lunch! Little know fact- bring a coffee mug to trade with them if you like one of theirs.
Karaoke
Know locally as IK, check out this neat little bar with a killer song collection, pool tables, and juke box if karaoke isn't your thing. You'll likely find the owner, know by locals as 'Mama', bartending. Mama imports Soju, a Korean wine, popular with the soldiers stationed at Fort Huachuca. The night scene at IK usually starts around 10 PM after some brave souls wander over from Horned Toad (another local bar) to howl their favorite songs.
International Karaoke & Bar
325 W Fry BlvdKnow locally as IK, check out this neat little bar with a killer song collection, pool tables, and juke box if karaoke isn't your thing. You'll likely find the owner, know by locals as 'Mama', bartending. Mama imports Soju, a Korean wine, popular with the soldiers stationed at Fort Huachuca. The night scene at IK usually starts around 10 PM after some brave souls wander over from Horned Toad (another local bar) to howl their favorite songs.
Consejos para la ciudad
Facilidad para moverse por la casa
Walking, busses, or personal vehicle
Walking, busses, or your own vehicle are the best ways to get around Sierra Vista. You can hale an Uber or Lyft as well, though you may wait a while for a ride.