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Along historic Route 66, adjacent to Northern Arizona University and downtown Flagstaff.

Flagstaff’s roadside culture is core to its history and sense of welcome. The town exudes irreverent energy, community, and an undeniable appreciation for nature. Come take part in Flagstaff’s fast-growing art, food, and culture scene.

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Josephine's Restaurant

MartAnne's Breakfast Palace

Mama Burger

Mozelle's Downtown Bakery

Macy's European Coffee House and Bakery

PJ Chilcottage

Basement Marketplace

Babbitt’s Backcountry Outfitters

Snow Mountain River (SMR)

The Gap Trading Post

Humphrey's Peak

Horseshoe Bend

Lockett Meadow

Walnut Canyon National Monument

Fatman's Loop

Flagstaff Extreme Adventure Course

Slide Rock

Lowell Observatory

Grand Canyon Caverns

Wilder In All Directions

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Hike, Bike & Roam
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Wilder In All Directions

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Arizona Snowbowl

Home to 260 inches of average snowfall, a 2300 ft. vertical drop & the largest beginner terrain in the Southwest – Snowbowl is Where Arizona Skis.

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Barringer Crater

Located approximately 37 miles east of Flagstaff and 18 miles west of Winslow, AZ lies a meteorite impact crater. Date of impact: 49,000 years ago.

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Grand Canyon

“Leave it as it is. The ages have been at work on it and man can only mar it.” — Theodore Roosevelt

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Roden Crater

Yet unopened to the public, in the Painted Desert region of Northern Arizona lies James Turrell's magnum opus — an unprecedented large-scale artwork created within a volcanic cinder cone. As huge fans of his work, we eagerly anticipate the unveiling.

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