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Welcome to Flagstaff!

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 as well as 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 located two hours south, giving Flagstaff a convenient proximity to a major metro area and an international airport

Flagstaff features four distinct seasons and the outdoor recreation that comes with them. Moderate summer temperatures encourage a wide array of outdoor activities including mountain biking, hiking and running. With an annual snowfall around 260 inches per year at Arizona Snowbowl ski area, Flagstaff is also a haven for winter sports enthusiasts. Meanwhile, fall and spring are both spectacular, with shimmering golden aspen leaves and fields of blooming wildflowers.

Eye on Flagstaff

Get help planning your visit with real-time conditions in downtown Flagstaff and the beautiful San Francisco Peaks.

Flagstaff Business & Visitors Guide

Each year The Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce publishes an in-depth guide on the who, what and where of northern Arizona. Discover local activities, accommodations, restaurants, services and more. Click the image to view a free online version of the publication get started planning your visit!

Visitor Resources

With James Beard recognized chefs and nationally renowned culinary artists, Flagstaff offers a wide array of tantalizing dining options. Whether fueling for your day's adventure, grabbing an afternoon bite with friends, or celebrating a fabulous evening with locally crafted beers and a delicious meal, Flagstaff has something to please every palette.

Flagstaff enjoys a vibrant cultural scene that offers no shortage of activities for every interest.  With a vibrant college scene, the town is a hub of creativity and expression. Centers such as the Museum of Northern Arizona, Lowell Observatory, and Meteor Crater offer learning experiences for the curious.  Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra and Theatrikos will please the artistically inclined. Charming downtown Flagstaff bustles throughout the year with activities and things to see.

As a key stop for motorists on historic Route 66 "the Mother Road" Flagstaff has long been a travelers haven.  From five-star luxury accommodations, historic hoteliers boasting haunted rooms, cozy BnB's tucked away in the pines and glitzy gaming and excitment of a casino, Flagstaff has something for every theme your stay can take on.

A walk through downtown Flagstaff will tantalize the shopper with hand-crafted local jewelry and artwork, crystals, and space-themed gifts and curios.  Visit the Shoppes at Aspen Place for a modern, chic retail experience.  With dozens of shops across an array of goods, Flagstaff Mall is a sure shot to find the perfect gift.

As the jumping-off point to Grand Canyon and Petrified Forest National Parks, Wupatki and Sunset Crater National Monuments, and the alpine wonderland of Arizona's highest mountain range, the San Francisco Peaks,  Flagstaff offers a lifetime of sightseeing and recreation opportunities.  Aside from its natural wonders, northern Arizona provides many activities: wildlife parks, aerial ropes courses, adventure parks, golfing, skiing, and laser tag; take your pick. The opportunity for fun is endless!

Other Services

Whether visiting Flagstaff or calling it home, the Greater Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce is here to provide the resources you need to connect with our incredible community. Browse below for other service listings and feel free to reach out directly if we can be of assistance!

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