Taylor & Jordan
Things To Do
Arizona Snowbowl
My. Humphrey is the tallest peak in Arizona. Although the skiing season will be over, the chairlift is still operational in the summertime. It is a great way to take in the picturesque mountain landscape surrounding Flagstaff, AZ.
Lava River Cave
Dress warm and bring a flashlight with extra batteries. The Lava Tubes are fun to explore and stay cool year round.
Lowell Observatory
We went here on our first trip to Flagstaff. Flagstaff is an international dark city has an amazing view of the night sky. Pluto was first discovered here (RIP Pluto.)
Downtown Flagstaff
Downtown Flagstaff is a great place to eat, drink and go shopping (Taylor loves the Old Town Shops). Also, the Sweet Shoppe Candy Store has yummy caramel apples to enjoy.
Mother Road Brewing Company
The beer here is so good! We love to bring our dog, Mack, and sit on the patio.
Lumberyard Brewing Co
They are famous for their large Yardjars and beers on tap. The food is also yummy. If you’re a fan of Reubens, the Stephens’ family is obsessed with the Reuben Egg Rolls here.
The Annex Cocktail Lounge
Great outdoor patio with specialty cocktails and yummy bites!
Macy's European Coffeehouse & Bakery
Taylor is a coffee fiend and loves Macy’s! Her favorite is a double Macy’s Special which features espresso, steamed hot chocolate and fresh whipped cream.
Grand Canyon Visitor Center
The Grand Canyon is around 1.5 hours away, but is a world wonder for a reason!
Slide Rock State Park
The drive from Flagstaff to Sedona (down Highway 89A) is breathtaking. There are trees, creeks, red rocks and eventually you’ll arrive in downtown Sedona, which offers food and shops. Sedona is a great day-trip destination with lots of hiking options.