Visitor/Relocation Information

Welcome to Flagstaff

If you are planning to visit Flagstaff, click here for more information.

Nestled at the base of the San Francisco Peaks, Flagstaff has the charm of a small town with the diversity and opportunities of a big city. It is home to both a Historic District boasting buildings from the late 19th Century and the state’s burgeoning Bioscience and Technology fields that embrace the future. Northern Arizona University calls Flagstaff home. Although it is rural in nature, Flagstaff is also the hub of many of the state’s major attractions, including the Grand Canyon, Sedona, and Lake Powell. Phoenix is two hours south.

Relocating to Flagstaff

Flagstaff has all the benefits of being a university town. The city has an estimated 62,000 residents, and at almost 64 square miles, is the largest city in Coconino County. It is the cultural center of the area, with a variety of galleries and live performance venues. Already home to divisions of such household names as W.L. Gore, Nestle-Purina and Cemex, Flagstaff has recently also become a center of bioscience and environmentally friendly technologies, such as Southwest Windpower and Machine Solutions.

Find out if Flagstaff is for you by ordering a Chamber of Commerce relocation packet (cost: $15), which includes our:

· Destination Flagstaff magazine
· Chamber of Commerce city map
· Flagstaff Live (the weekly arts and leisure publication)
· an edition of the Arizona Daily Sun
· new resident information
· real estate/apartment guides
· and church and school listings.

Click here for an online map of Flagstaff.

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Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce || 101 W. Route 66 || Flagstaff, AZ 86001
(928) 774-4505 || Fax: (928) 779-1209