FLAGSTAFF

Flagstaff -

It's a place packaged with energy, a town surrounded by natural wonders. Whether you're looking for an easy, two-day getaway or the vacation of a lifetime, Flagstaff will make any trip a northern Arizona adventure.

Flagstaff -

It's a place packaged with energy, a town surrounded by natural wonders. Whether you're looking for an easy, two-day getaway or the vacation of a lifetime, Flagstaff will make any trip a northern Arizona adventure.

Flagstaff - Arizona Snowbowl -

Arizona Snowbowl is only an hour south of the Grand Canyon, a short two-hour drive from Phoenix, 40 minutes from the Red Rocks of Sedona, a few hours from beautiful Lake Powell, and Meteor Crater is only 45 minutes east.

Flagstaff - Comfi Cottages of Flagstaff -

Comfi Cottages are the "hub" of a relaxing get-away. Our quaint 1920's cottages will provide you with a "home base" to explore Flagstaff and Northern Arizona. The cottages are located near historic downtown Flagstaff in a residential neighborhood with nicely landscaped yards. You can walk to shopping, restaurants, Northern Arizona University, the public library, parks and Lowell Observatory. Public transportation is nearby. Drive to museums, national and state parks, the Grand Canyon, Sedona & Oak Creek, go skiing and explore numerous outdoor and cultural activities.

Flagstaff - Econo Lodge -

Clean, comfortable and caring. Econo lodge was built in 1991. Affiliated with Choice Hotel International, we received the presidential award as well as the ruby award from choice hotel for exceptional guest services & hotel cleanliness - all in-door facility with a southwestern touch. Econo Lodge is located in Flagstaff, AZ, 80 miles from the Grand Canyon. Other area attractions include: Arizona Snowbowl - Skiing, Walnut Canyon, Sunset Crater, Oak Creek Canyon, Sedona, the Navajo and Hopi Indian Reservations, and Lowell Observatory.

Flagstaff - Econo Lodge I-17 / I-40

The Southwest provides one of the most unique travel and vacation experiences anywhere in the U.S. Our hotels are located in the heart of an area known as the Grand Circle and within easy driving distance to numerous national parks, including the Grand Canyon. Whether traveling with a group or tour company, business travel or a family vacation, our properties offer the best Southwest lodging value, services, and amenitites anywhere in Arizona or New Mexico. We look forward to seeing you.

Flagstaff - Flagstaff Guide -

Many helpful and informative pages.

Flagstaff - Hampton Inn & Suites -

You can always count on a satisfying stay at Hampton Inn.

Flagstaff - Inn at 410 - Bed & Breakfast -

A top 10 ranked Arizona bed and breakfast, The Inn at 410 B&B is your choice for luxurious, romantic Flagstaff accommodations. In historic downtown Flagstaff, within walking distance of restaurants and shops, and just 85 miles to the Grand Canyon, The Inn at 410 Bed and Breakfast is your Grand Canyon hotel and motel lodging alternative.

Flagstaff - Little America Hotel -

Little America is truly Flagstaff at its best. From our 500-acre private forest to our friendly, knowledgeable concierge staff, Little America exemplifies the adventurous spirit and hospitality of Northern Arizona.

Flagstaff - Lowell Observatory -

Lowell Observatory was the first astronomical observatory in Arizona. In 1894, Dr. Percival Lowell, a mathematician and amateur astronomer from Massachusetts, was one of several astronomers in search of clearer skies through which to observe the planets and stars. Flagstaff, with its dark skies and high elevation was an ideal location. Spurring Dr. Lowell on was the knowledge that Mars would soon be at its closest point to the earth: an ideal time to continue the study of the "Martian" planet more closely. Percival Lowell assembled a small staff, borrowed two telescopes and commenced observations. Two years later, he ordered and installed the specially designed 24-inch Alvan Clark refracting telescope.

Flagstaff - Meteor Crater -

Meteor Crater Enterprises is a private enterprise that operates the visitor's center at Meteor Crater, and also owns and operates the Meteor Crater RV park located just off I-40 at the Meteor Crater interchange.

Flagstaff - Museum of Northern Arizona -

Founded in 1928 as a community effort by a group of Flagstaff citizens, the Museum of Northern Arizona (MNA) is a private, nonprofit institution that was originally established as a repository for Native American artifacts and natural history specimens from the Colorado Plateau. The original founders, zoologist Dr. Harold S. Colton and artist Mary-Russell Ferrell Colton, who were from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, were dedicated to preserving the history and culture of northern Arizona.

Flagstaff - Sled Dog Inn -

Bed & Breakfast. Winter. Summer.

Flagstaff - Snowbowl & Nordic Center -

Arizona Snowbowl is only 70 miles south of the Grand Canyon, a short two-hour drive from Phoenix, 40 minutes from the Red Rocks of Sedona, a few hours from beautiful Lake Powell, and Meteor Crater is only 45 minutes east. The San Francisco Peaks reach an altitude of 12,633 feet. Visit Arizona Snowbowl and take a breath of fresh mountain air.

Flagstaff - Symphony -

Mark your calendar for the next season. . .

Flagstaff - Vertical Relief -

Vertical Relief offers quality rock climbing instruction and equipment to Northern Arizona communities and traveling climbers. Our rock gym has over 6500 square feet of climbing space and 40 foot walls. Vertical Relief guides instruct at several of Flagstaff's premier climbing areas. Our pro-shop is the best stocked climbing shop in Northern Arizona offering the best in today's rock climbing equipment along with the most knowledgeable climbing staff in town.

Flagstaff - Walnut Canyon National Monument -

Here, past meets present. Pueblos and cliff dwellings are so well preserved that it's hard to believe their builders moved on 700 years ago. Amid lava and cinder one can imagine a landscape still hot to the touch. Welcome to the Flagstaff Area National Monuments.

Flagstaff - Wupatki National Monument -

Here, past meets present. Pueblos and cliff dwellings are so well preserved that it's hard to believe their builders moved on 700 years ago. Amid lava and cinder one can imagine a landscape still hot to the touch. Welcome to the Flagstaff Area National Monuments. There is something for everyone: prehistoric cliff dwellings at Walnut Canyon, the mountain scenery and geology of Sunset Crater Volcano, and the painted desert landscape and masonry pueblos of Wupatki National Monument.