Hiking
This jewel is so close, the next highway exit on I-40 East bound. It is a collection if cliff dwellings once occupied by ancestors of our Hopi active American Tribe. You can stay up on the loop trail or take the trail down to the ruins.
Walnut Canyon National Monument
3 Walnut Canyon RoadSee the brochure for this hike in our guest book provided in the room for more information, there are many options for trails at all hiking levels.
22 locals recommend
Picture Canyon Natural and Cultural Preserve
3920 North El Paso Flagstaff RoadSee the brochure for this hike in our guest book provided in the room for more information, there are many options for trails at all hiking levels.
This is one or our favorites. You hick up and get great views of the city. We like to go to the right for a steep climb with a gentle decent. It’s a 2 hour hike at a leisurely pace.
83 locals recommend
Fatman's Loop Trail
5098 US-89This is one or our favorites. You hick up and get great views of the city. We like to go to the right for a steep climb with a gentle decent. It’s a 2 hour hike at a leisurely pace.
A must do in the fall to see the color changes of the Aspens. Walk through to the end of the campground for the trail to the Inner Basin
64 locals recommend
Lockett Meadow Campground
Meadow RdA must do in the fall to see the color changes of the Aspens. Walk through to the end of the campground for the trail to the Inner Basin
Sightseeing
This is also close by and the cinders in this area are beautiful. This is the youngest volcano in our area.
161 locals recommend
Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument
This is also close by and the cinders in this area are beautiful. This is the youngest volcano in our area.
If you are interested in a lesson on Flagstaff History. This is a cool double mansion build in the late 1800’s by the Riordan Brothers who set up a logging company in the infancy of our city.
103 locals recommend
Riordan Mansion State Historic Park
409 W Riordan RdIf you are interested in a lesson on Flagstaff History. This is a cool double mansion build in the late 1800’s by the Riordan Brothers who set up a logging company in the infancy of our city.
This is located in Williams and is worth the 30 minute drive. In the Spring there are tons of baby bears.
344 locals recommend
Bearizona Wildlife Park
1500 E Rte 66This is located in Williams and is worth the 30 minute drive. In the Spring there are tons of baby bears.
If you are here during any astrological event, schedule a night visit and you may get an opportunity to look through the telescope that Percival Lowell used to discover Mars. It rotates on Ford truck tires.
352 locals recommend
Lowell Observatory
1400 W Mars Hill RdIf you are here during any astrological event, schedule a night visit and you may get an opportunity to look through the telescope that Percival Lowell used to discover Mars. It rotates on Ford truck tires.
You will drive 30 to 40 minutes down the scenic Oak Creek Canyon. Uptown Sedona, the first thing you hit has tons of shopping and food. Tlaquepaque is an upscale shopping and dining experience with an awesome Christmas display. Our favorite place to eat is called the Creekside Hideaway
221 locals recommend
Sedona
You will drive 30 to 40 minutes down the scenic Oak Creek Canyon. Uptown Sedona, the first thing you hit has tons of shopping and food. Tlaquepaque is an upscale shopping and dining experience with an awesome Christmas display. Our favorite place to eat is called the Creekside Hideaway
This is a beautiful Overlook of a bend in the Colorado river just south of Lake Powell.
Horseshoe Bend
This is a beautiful Overlook of a bend in the Colorado river just south of Lake Powell.
Entertainment
Twin Arrows Casino is roughly 15 to 20 minutes east on I-40. Boasts a host of slots, table games, entertainment and the Zenith Steakhouse
21 locals recommend
Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort
22181 Resort BlvdTwin Arrows Casino is roughly 15 to 20 minutes east on I-40. Boasts a host of slots, table games, entertainment and the Zenith Steakhouse