Timeline
15:39
Grab a freshly roasted coffee at Bisbee Coffee Company to go or sit in the great ambiance before the light fades.
16:09
Visit the Muheim Heritage House Museum. It is a fully-restored 1898 family home listed on the National Registry of Historic Sites. Check that it is open; it closes at 4PM, so on this date you have time to pop in before it shuts.
16:54
Walk 13 minutes WSW to the Copper Miner. This Depression-era sculpture by R. Phillips Sanderson is cast in concrete with a thin layer of copper. It faces WSW, offering a clear view of the sun setting in that direction.
17:39
Watch the sunset. On January 15, the sun sets at 17:39 toward the WSW. The golden light begins around 17:03, so you will have been enjoying the warm glow for a while before the final dip.
18:24
End the evening with a meal at Cafe Roka. It is rated one of the best in town and has a great ambiance overlooking the main street. It opens at 17:00, so it will be ready for you after the sunset.
Local tip
The Muheim Heritage House Museum is closed on Wednesdays and Thursdays. On January 15, it closes at 4PM, so arrive before then if you want to go inside.
Check before you go
- Muheim Heritage House Museum: Fri-Tue 10AM-4PM (closed Wed Thu).
Worth knowing
- Cafe Roka is open at 18:24 only on We, Th, Fr, Sa
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Bisbee (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).