Explore Northern Arizona

Flagstaff and its surrounding areas are sure to keep you busy with the many different sites to soak in and recreational activities to enjoy. Arizona in general, is one of the most diverse states in the entire country and Flagstaff is a main reason for that. Whether it's taking a visit to the world-famous Grand Canyon or visiting Lowell Observatory where Pluto was discovered, Flagstaff will inspire you to explore and create everlasting memories.

Downtown Flagstaff

Historic Downtown Flagstaff has something for everyone, whether you love breweries, boutique stores, or a variety of restaurants, you will soon discover why so many people spend their time downtown. Side note: There is a scene in Forrest Gump that was filmed here.

The Grand Canyon

When most people think of Arizona, the Grand Canyon comes to mind. The Grand Canyon features two locations, the North Rim and the South Rim. The Grand Canyon is a mile deep and up to 18 miles wide. Be sure to visit the Grand Canyon and let your mind wander as you get your breath taken away by the stunning color variations. Be sure to catch the sunset at the Grand Canyon and you will remember it forever.

Sedona

Located just 45 minutes south of Flagstaff, the drive down 89A through the famous switchbacks and along Oak Creek, you will soon be mesmerized as you enter the beautiful world of the red rocks of Sedona. Offering many hiking opportunities, Sedona is home to some of the most beautiful views in the entire world.

Antelope Canyon

Located in Paige, Arizona, Antelope Canyon is a must-see. Navigate your way through this sandstone-carved canyon while you are mesmerized by the stunning beauty and the vibrant orange colors that are on full display. Enjoy the tour with guides who will tell the history and explain the geology that is Antelope Canyon.

Lake Powell

Located about two hours north of Flagstaff, Lake Powell stretches into southern Utah. Lake Powell boasts nearly 2,000 miles of shoreline and offers some of the most beautiful and unique scenery you will ever see. Enjoy yourself on this magnificent body of water on a houseboat, camping on shore or taking advantage of the great fishing that this lake has to offer.

Snowbowl

Located less than 30 minutes from Flagstaff, Snowbowl receives an average of 260" of snow a year and 2,300 vertical feet of drop. It has become a popular destination for skiers and snowboarders alike, with some stunning views that stretch out to the Grand Canyon. Take a ride in the Gondola and travel 11,500 feet in elevation and be prepared to see the stunning landscape that surrounds you.

Lowell Observatory

Located near Downtown Flagstaff, Lowell Observatory is where Pluto was first discovered on February 18, 1930 by astronomer, Clyde W. Tombaugh. This is a popular attraction in Flagstaff and you will be glad you paid a visit as you gaze through the galaxy.