Downtown Flagstaff
While Arizona landmarks surrounding The City in the Pines are must-visits,...
Flagstaff
Grand Canyon National Park
Only 80 miles north of Flagstaff is one of the world's top wonders, the...
Arizona Snowbowl
Arizona Snowbowl is on Mount Humphreys, which is the highest peak in the San...
Coconino National Forest
With everything from iconic red rocks to snowy mountain peaks, Coconino...
Route 66 - Flagstaff
One of America's iconic road trip adventures is steps from your rental....
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes! It may surprise you that Flagstaff is among the top 10 snowiest cities in the U.S., getting an average of 100 inches yearly.
Summer in Flagstaff is popular due to its cooler weather, hiking, and festivals, while winter draws visitors for skiing and snow activities. Fall’s crisp air and burst of golden aspen in the higher elevations are a key attraction for leaf-peepers.
Flagstaff is 1½ hours by car from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon and Grand Canyon Village. Driving options from Flagstaff to the Grand Canyon South Rim include US-180 (about 80 miles), or take I-40 West to AZ-64 near Williams (about 90 miles).
Flagstaff offers unique festivals and events set in the mountains throughout the year. From music fests to film festivals, county fairs to star parties, Flagstaff’s local calendar stays pretty full.
- Flagstaff Winterfest and the Great Pinecone Drop on New Year’s Eve
- I Heart Pluto Festival (Feb)
- Hullabaloo - community festival (early June)
- Heritage Festival (late June)
- Pickin’ in the Pines Bluegrass Festival (Fall)
- Fourth of July Downtown Flagstaff Celebrations
- Northern Arizona University events and home games
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