Brewery Gulch In Bisbee AZ

Brewery Gulch — historic Bisbee district on the slope between Main Street and Tombstone Canyon. Named for late-19th/early-20th-century breweries from the mining boom. Narrow, steep streets lined with restored brick and wood buildings, period facades, ironwork, and signage. Former saloons, boarding houses, and storefronts now house galleries, shops, restaurants, and residences, forming part of Bisbee’s arts scene. Popular for walking tours, photography, nightlife; compact but hilly with stairs and limited parking—wear sturdy shoes. Many buildings preserved; contributes to downtown Bisbee’s National Historic Landmark status. Busy in spring/fall and during events; summer is warm, winters mild. Bring a camera, check business hours, and allow time to explore alleys and climbs.