Flagstaff offers a rare combination of natural beauty, rich history, and small-town warmth. Whether you’re visiting to explore ancient pueblos and volcanic caves or simply enjoy the crisp mountain air and starry skies, this high-altitude city welcomes you with open arms. Discover farm-to-table dining and boutique accommodations to world-class stargazing—plus memorial options in the serene…
Things to Do in Flagstaff
Lava River Cave
Underground hiking tube formed by ancient lava flows offering a cool, mile-long adventure beneath the forest floor.
Museum of Northern Arizona
Regional showcase celebrating Native American art, geology, and the natural history of the Colorado Plateau.
Lowell Observatory
Historic observatory where Pluto was discovered, offering stargazing programs and cosmic exploration under Flagstaff’s dark skies.
Arizona Snowbowl
Arizona’s premier ski resort on the San Francisco Peaks with 40 runs, stunning alpine views, and year-round scenic chairlift rides.
Eden Pueblo Heritage Site
Ancient Sinagua settlement dating back to 1070 AD with interpretive trails through archaeological ruins.
Flagstaff Community Labyrinth
Peaceful walking meditation path surrounded by ponderosa pines, perfect for quiet reflection.
Walnut Canyon National Monument
Stunning canyon featuring ancient cliff dwellings built into limestone walls 700 years ago by the Sinagua people.
Picture Canyon Natural and Cultural Preserve
Protected wilderness area with unique volcanic formations, native petroglyphs, and scenic hiking trails.
Where to Stay in Flagstaff
Arizona Nordic Village
Mountain retreat offering yurts and cabins nestled in the pines with year-round outdoor recreation.
Basecamp at Snowbowl
Modern mountain lodge at the base of Arizona’s premier ski resort with alpine views and easy slope access.
303 Inn Flagstaff
Boutique downtown hotel blending historic charm with contemporary comfort and walkable access to Route 66.
Residence Inn by Marriott Flagstaff
Extended-stay hotel with spacious suites, full kitchens, and complimentary breakfast near NAU campus.
Bespoke Inn Flagstaff
Luxury boutique inn featuring curated rooms, artisan touches, and personalized hospitality in historic downtown.
Where to Eat in Flagstaff
Basecamp Restaurant
Mountain-modern dining serving elevated comfort food with locally-sourced ingredients and craft cocktails.
Josephine’s Restaurant
Fine dining in a historic craftsman home offering seasonal American cuisine and an extensive wine selection.
Pizzicletta
Authentic wood-fired Neapolitan pizza crafted with house-milled flour and fresh seasonal toppings.
Atrai
Contemporary restaurant showcasing creative plant-forward dishes with globally-inspired flavors.
Tinderbox Kitchen
Farm-to-table eatery focusing on wood-fired cooking, fresh ingredients, and rustic mountain fare.
Shift Kitchen & Bar
Hip downtown spot serving modern American cuisine with creative small plates and craft beer.
Did you know? At Everis, we offer Memorial Trees in the Flagstaff Memorial Forest. Talk to a Guide today to plan ahead or spread the ashes of your loved one in the Flagstaff Memorial Forest.
Flagstaff Memorial Forest
Flagstaff Memorial Forest is a high-elevation forest oasis in Northern Arizona—featuring quaking aspens, majestic ponderosa pines, sweeping meadows, and views of Arizona’s tallest peaks, just one hour from Sedona.
What Makes Flagstaff Memorial Forest Special:
- Mountain Forest Beauty – Featuring Douglas Firs, Ponderosa Pines and Quaking Aspen
- Iconic Ponderosa Pines – Home to the largest pure stand of ponderosa pine in the country; trees live 400-600 years with vanilla-butterscotch aroma
- Abundant Wildlife – Abert’s squirrels, native birds, and diverse forest ecosystem
- Surprising Landscape – Lush greenery and mountain views unlike typical Arizona scenery
- Convenient Location – Just one hour from Sedona
Memorial Options Available:
- Memorial Trees (dedicated trees for families and pets)
- Spreading Groves (shared peaceful areas)
- Custom Memorial Markers
- Guide-led or self-led nature memorial ceremonies
