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A destination rich in Southwest culture and stunning scenery of the Arizona high desert, Flagstaff offers visitors many ways to celebrate the unique flare of this 7,000-foot elevation mountain town. Your Flagstaff Discovery Map will guide you to the tourist treasures that make this area such a popular visitor destination. Enjoy the unparalleled views of the stars at Lowell Observatory, or visit the Arboretum to learn what grows in this seasonal environment. Learn about the descendents of Flagstaff by visiting the Museum of Northern Arizona, Riordan Mansion State Park and Pioneer Museum. Spectacular sights and exhilarating experiences await Flagstaff visitors.
The outdoor enthusiast will find plenty of exciting and rugged recreational activities that suit all seasons. The Arizona Snowbowl offers world-class skiing. Hike in Oak Creek Canyon and at Slide Rock State Park, named for its slick rocks and natural water chutes. Take in the beauty of the Lava Flow Trail descending from Sunset Crater National Monument, created from an eruption that took place more than a century ago. A real treat for visitors is hiking through Coconino National Forest, the world's largest contiguous ponderosa pine forest, which surrounds Flagstaff.
Air Grand Canyon Grand Canyon National Park Airport, Grand Canyon—Departing from Grand Canyon Airport, experience the beauty of the Grand Canyon in a quiet aircraft with panoramic viewing windows. Experience Rainbow Bridge and the sparkling waters of Lake Powell.www.airgrandcanyon.com 800-247-4726 / 928-638-2686 Arboretum at Flagstaff 4001 S Woody Mountain Rd—"America's Mountain Garden"™ features one of the nation's largest collections of high-country wildflowers. Explore 200 acres of native plants, nature trails and scenic views. Daily tours and live birds of prey programs, gift shop. Open Apr-Oct.
www.thearb.org 928-774-1442 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
Arizona Historical Society - Pioneer Museum 2340 N Fort Valley (Hwy 180)—As part of the statewide Arizona Historical Society, the museum's goal is to preserve and interpret the history of Northern Arizona through demonstrations, exhibits, living history interpreters, collections, and special events.928-774-6272 Arizona Snowbowl Hwy 180 and Snowbowl Rd—Skiing at its Peak! 2,300 vertical feet, 32 trails, 4 chairlifts. Winter skiing and snowboarding. Summer Scenic Skyride to 11,500 feet. Group discounts. Lodging at Ski Lift Lodge and Restaurant. Banquets and private parties.
www.arizonasnowbowl.com 928-779-1951 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
Beaver Street Brews and Cues 11 S Beaver—Beaver Street Brewery's billiard room, Brews and Cues, is a great place to relax and unwind, featuring an antique Brunswick Bar, five full-sized Connelly Billiard tables, NTN games and a soft seated lounge. The full Beaver Street Brewery menu and handcrafted ales are also offered. Must be 21 years old.928-779-0079 Coconino Center for the Arts 2300 N Ft Valley (Hwy 180)—The center for art, science and culture. Diverse rotating exhibitions include local, regional and national art, contemporary fine crafts, and special science programs. Intimate 200-seat theater offers performances throughout the year.
www.culturalpartners.org 928-779-2300 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
Continental Country Club 2380 N Oakmont—A beautiful daily-fee course nestled at the foot of the San Francisco Peaks. Delightfully challenging with scenic views, this course is as appealing to the eye as it is fun to play.www.golfflagstaff.com 928-527-7999 Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra 113 E Aspen, Ste A—The Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra, one of the premier regional orchestras in the US, performs regularly at NAU's Ardrey Auditorium. For a complete schedule of concerts, go to our website, or call.www.flagstaffsymphony.org 928-774-5104 Grand Canyon Airlines Grand Canyon National Park Airport, Grand Canyon—See the Grand Canyon in a twin-engine aircraft with two experienced pilots and panoramic viewing windows. Charters and packages available on a variety of exciting and breathtaking tours.www.grandcanyonairlines.com 866-235-9422 / 928-638-2359 Grand Canyon Coaches Grand Canyon National Park Airport, Grand Canyon—Offering a variety of tours at the breathtaking Grand Canyon South Rim by motorcoach, airplane, and helicopter. See sights such as Mather Point and Yavapai Point along the canyon rim.www.grandcanyoncoaches.com 702-577-9056 Grand Canyon Helicopters Grand Canyon National Park Airport, Grand Canyon—Enjoy a luxury tour above the stunning Grand Canyon aboard an EcoStar helicopter. Tour the Eastern canyon on a majestic tour or feel like royalty flying above the North Rim.www.grandcanyonhelicoptersaz.com 800-541-4537 / 928-638-2764 Grand Canyon Railway 233 N Grand Canyon Blvd, Williams—Travel to the Grand Canyon in style along a 65-mile historic rail line from Williams, AZ to Grand Canyon National Park and arrive just steps from the rim. Also at the depot: restaurant and hotel.
www.thetrain.com 800-THE-TRAIN (800-843-8724) Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
Lowell Observatory 1400 W Mars Hill Rd—First evidence of an expanding universe and Pluto discovered here! Today, research continues, plus, the observatory is open to the public, day and night. Call for tour information and current hours of operation.
www.lowell.edu 928-233-3211 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
Meteor Crater I-40, 35 miles E of Flagstaff—Experience the IMPACT! Interactive Learning Center, Guided Rim Tours, Gift and Rock Shop, Country Store, Mobil Gas, Subway® Sandwich shop. Open year-round.
www.meteorcrater.com 800-289-5898 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
Museum of Northern Arizona 3101 N Fort Valley, 3 miles north of downtown Flagstaff on Hwy 180—Northern Arizona's premier museum, inspiring love and responsibility for the beauty and diversity of the Colorado Plateau. Native cultures, tribal lifeways, natural sciences, and fine arts from the region. Museum Shop and Bookstore on site.
www.musnaz.org 928-774-5213 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
NAU Art Museum at Old Main NAU Campus, corner of Knoles and McMullen—The only fine and contemporary art museum in northern Arizona. Featuring rotating exhibitions of artists from around the world and a permanent collection of over 800 pieces. Hrs: Tu-Sa noon-5pm. Please call ahead for groups of 15 or more.www.nau.edu/art_museum 928-523-3471 Open Road Tours 1 E Rt 66 (in the historic train station)—Great sightseeing and soft adventure tours to the area's most beautiful locations, including Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Sedona, float trips and more. Daily shuttles to Phoenix airport. Office in Amtrak Station.www.openroadtours.com 928-226-8060 / 877-226-8060 Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopters Grand Canyon National Park Airport, Grand Canyon—Offering helicopter, airplane, combo tours and more! Discover the beauty of the North Rim in a deluxe helicopter with panoramic views or land at the bottom and experience Havasupai Falls.www.papillon.com 800-528-2418 / 928-638-2419 Planes of Fame Air Museum Intersection of State Rt 64 and Hwy 180 in Valle—A place where aviation history and excitement come to life for the general public. The museum covers the spectrum of aircraft from WWI through the supersonic jet age. Gift shop and art display. High Country Warbirds Fly-In on 6 / 21 / 08.
www.planesoffame.org 928-635-1000 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
Riordan Mansion State Historic Park 409 Riordan Rd—Built in 1904, the Riordan Mansion is an impressive reminder of gracious living in a small logging town. Tour the unique Arts and Crafts Style mansion filled with pristine original furnishings. Hrs: May-Oct 8:30am-5pm, Nov-Apr 10:30am-5pm. Reservations recommended.
www.azstateparks.gov 928-779-4395 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
Scenic Airlines Grand Canyon National Park Airport, Grand Canyon—Soar above the Grand Canyon North Rim for breathtaking sights over the widest part of the canyon. Fly to Monument Valley and discover its hidden majesty in the desert.www.scenic.com 800-634-6801 / 928-638-2777 Starlite Lanes 3406 E Rt 66—Located on Historic Rt 66. Offering 16 lanes, automatic scoring, full-service lounge with large screen TV, video games, pool tables and pro shop. Flagstaff's most popular bowling establishment.928-526-1138 Uptown Billiards 114 N Leroux—With over 30 premium draft beers, more than 200 liquors, and outstanding service, Uptown Billiards has been awarded "Best Place to Drink in Arizona" and "Best Place to Play Pool".
www.uptownbilliards.net 928-773-0551 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
Vertical Relief Climbing Center 205 S San Francisco—Quality rock climbing instruction and equipment for aspiring and experienced climbers. 6500 sq ft of climbing space and 40 ft walls. Guides instruct at several of Flagstaff's premier climbing areas.
www.verticalrelief.com 928-556-9909 / 877-265-5984 Click below to visit a location on the interactive map!
The Wine Loft 17 N San Francisco (upstairs)—We are Flagstaff's preeminent "Wine Bar and Shop". 40 wines by the glass, 100s of bottles, and over 50 specialty ales. Appetizers nightly, non-smoking. Voted Best of Flagstaff!928-773-9463
