Distances From Sojourner's To:
Douglas: 20 miles
Bisbee: 25 miles
Tombstone: 30 miles
Sierra Vista: 50 miles
Wilcox: 50 miles
Whitewater Draw: 2 miles
Directions from Tucson:
Take I-10 East to Route 80 South
On Route 80 drive through the towns of
Benson, St. David and Tombstone.
Approximately 4 miles after leaving Tombstone,
turn LEFT onto Davis Road. The mile marker
at Davis Road is 321.
Stay on Davis Road until the FIRST stop sign (approx. 23 miles) -
this is the intersection of
Davis Road & Central Highway.
Turn RIGHT onto Central Highway
Sojourner's Homestead is ONE MILE south on the RIGHT at Mile Marker 15
Circle the wagons for a spell and take a rest at Sojourner's Homestead Bed and Breakfast.
Here you can experience a little piece of the past, but with modern day comfort.
If you’d like, try hand-pumping water from our well.
Contact us today and reserve a room
at Sojourner's Homestead.
We look forward to making you feel at home!
$45.00 Single
$60.00 Double |
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A Rustic, 1930's Farmhouse Style
Bed & Breakfast
While visiting with us there is much to see for everyone. From the peaceful mountain view we offer here at Sojourner's Homestead and the wild birds at Whitewater Draw. We encourage you to explore Southeast Arizona for it's natural unique beauty and it's history. Visit these websites to find out more.
Bisbee, Arizona
The community was founded in 1880 and named after Judge DeWitt Bisbee, a financial
backer of the Copper Queen Mine.
Copper Queen Hotel
Oldest continually running Hotel in the state of Arizona. Historically registered at 105 years old. American-Western cuisine dining. Outdoor swimming. Outside patio.
Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum
Once known as "The Queen of the Copper Camps", Bisbee nestles among the Mule Mountains of southeast Arizona, world renowned for its diverse minerals and wealth of copper. Although its mines closed in the 1970s, the town's legacy has been preserved not only in its architecture and mining landscape, but in a museum that has welcomed, educated and entertained hundreds
of thousands of visitors.
City Of Bisbee
Discover Bisbee
We're proud of our troops and our local military base: Ft. Huachuca
We now offer HORSEBACK RIDING Locally!!!
Cochise Stronghold
The home and base of operations for the famed Chiricahua Apache Chief, Cochise.
What is more fun than the real "Wild West"?
Walk the very same streets in Tombstone that Doc Holliday, Wyatt Earp, Johnny Ringo & Ike Clanton walked over 125 years ago. This is the most authentic Western Town left
in the United States!
Tombstone, AZ
City Of Tombstone website
Fort Bowie commemorates in its 1,000 acres, the story of the bitter conflict between the Chiricahua Apaches and the United States military. For more than 30 years, Fort Bowie and Apache Pass were the focal point of military operations eventually culminating in the surrender of Geronimo in 1886 and the banishment of the Chiricahuas
to Florida and Alabama.
Fort Bowie, AZ
The Coronado National Forest covers 1,780,000 acres of southeastern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico. Elevations range from 3,000 feet to 10,720 feet. Views are spectacular from these mountains, and visitors may experience all four seasons during a single day's journey, wandering through the desert among giant saguaro cactus and colorful wildflowers in the morning, enjoying lunch beside a mountain stream, and playing in the snow later in the afternoon.
Coronado National Forest
www.nancy.edmiston.net
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