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What historic sites can visitors explore in Flagstaff?
- Home to historic sites like Walnut Canyon National Monument and Wupatki National Monument, Flagstaff is a unique vacation destination in northern Arizona.
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What natural attractions can visitors see in Flagstaff?
- Visit Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument where you can see a 900-year-old cinder cone, stop by the Lowell Observatory and do some stargazing, or go hiking in Coconino National Forest.
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What outdoor activities are available in Flagstaff?
- See the lava tubes, dine at great restaurants, and ski at the Arizona Snowbowl in the winter.
Things to Do:
Best Time to Visit
Places to Stay
Tips for Visiting
Spring (March-May) – Mild temperatures and blooming wildflowers.
Little America Hotel – A cozy mountain retreat with great amenities.
Explore Walnut Canyon National Monument – Hike through ancient cliff dwellings.
Summer (June-August) – Warm but cooler than the Arizona desert, great for hiking.
Drury Inn & Suites Flagstaff – A centrally located hotel with great views.
Hike in Coconino National Forest – Enjoy shaded trails, lava tubes, and scenic landscapes.
Fall (September-November) – Crisp air, golden aspen trees, and fewer tourists.
Weatherford Hotel – A historic downtown hotel full of charm.
Drive through Lockett Meadow – Experience breathtaking fall foliage in the San Francisco Peaks.
Winter (December-February) – Snowy and ideal for skiing and winter activities.
Arizona Mountain Inn & Cabins – A rustic winter escape in the pines.
Go skiing at Arizona Snowbowl – Enjoy downhill skiing with stunning views of the Grand Canyon.
Plan ahead for these events:
- Flag Wool & Fiber Festival - The weekend after Memorial Day
- Flagstaff Hullabaloo - First weekend of June
- Flagstaff Festival of Science - Every September
Plan Your Trip