Things To Do
Historic Downtown Flagstaff
A few of our favorite shops and eats are: Old Town Shops, Steep - Leaf Lounge, Patio Thai Cuisine, Lumberyard Brewing Co, and the Sweet Shoppe Candy Store
Lowell Observatory
It was at the Lowell Observatory that the dwarf planet Pluto was discovered in 1930.
Lava River Cave
Such a cool and unique hike in total darkness, but not suitable for everyone. Make sure to bring 2 sources of light (flashlight and headlamp), wear sturdy, stable shoes, and wear warm clothing (constant average temperature of 42°).
Flagstaff Extreme
This is a Tree Top Adventure Course and Zipline which could be fun if you're not afraid of heights!
Bearizona
Drive through: Bearizona invites guests to drive into the largest ponderosa pine forest and witness animals in natural habitats – all from their own private vehicle or motor coach. Walk through option: Fort Bearizona is a walk thru area located at the end of the drive thru. Keep your eyes peeled as you wander the paths of Fort Bearizona. You might spot one of our free roaming animals like our peacocks. Skunks and porcupines might wander right across your feet as part of one of our many animal encounters. Larger animals like jaguars, grizzly bears and otters are viewable for as long as you like.
Grand Canyon National Park
Located less than 1.5 hours from Flagstaff and is considered one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World!
Hideaway House
This is the restaurant where we went right after getting engaged to call and share the news with all our loved ones! We highly recommend the Roasted Peach & Caramelized Pancetta pizza.
Sedona
Sedona is just a short drive from Flagstaff! We highly recommend taking the scenic route and spending some time exploring the Uptown Plaza, Tlaquepaque Arts Village, or even joining a Pink Jeep Tour. Enjoy great food, beautiful hikes, and incredible red rock views along the way.