The town of Pearce is situated just north of the United States/Mexico border and is considered a modern day ghost town and is at the beginning of the infamous "Ghost Town Trail" where towns lived and died according to the whims of the ore veins that ran throughout the area.

The area around Pearce draws many because of its mild climate year round and its proximity to major towns.

Local area attractions include Cochise Stronghold Canyon, which is a picnic and camping grounds, and the Amerind Foundation, a nonprofit archaeological research center and museum focused on the Native American culture of the Southwest and Northern Mexico. There are collections of artifacts from as far as the Artic and South America.

Grapevine Canyon Ranch, Pearce
Guests are welcomed as part of the ranch family, and feelings of safety, comfort, and timelessness are nurtured.

Cochise Stronghold B & B, Pearce
Encircled by mountain peaks and lush native vegetation ... the perfect western nature destination

School House Inn Bed & Breakfast, Bisbee
Recommended by Frommer, Mobile Travel Guide, Arizona's Historic Escapes and Sunset magazines.