Erik & Tanya’s guidebook
Sightseeing
At Lowell Observatory, History and Science come together! Guided tours of the historic campus give visitors a chance to explore the famous path Clyde Tombaugh took the night he discovered Pluto. Experience the cosmos though widescreen multimedia shows, exhibits, and live presentations. Daily safe viewing of the Sun and nightly stargazing are offered during favorable weather.
A family friendly venue, Lowell Observatory allows everyone to explore the history of the universe, as well as modern science research.
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Lowell Observatory
1400 W Mars Hill RdAt Lowell Observatory, History and Science come together! Guided tours of the historic campus give visitors a chance to explore the famous path Clyde Tombaugh took the night he discovered Pluto. Experience the cosmos though widescreen multimedia shows, exhibits, and live presentations. Daily safe viewing of the Sun and nightly stargazing are offered during favorable weather.
A family friendly venue, Lowell Observatory allows everyone to explore the history of the universe, as well as modern science research.
Walnut Canyon National Monument preserves some of the Southwest's earliest history. Located 10 miles Southeast of Flagstaff, these incredible ruins are shockingly intact and preserved by the park service for anyone to enjoy. The canyon surrounding them in 600 ft. deep and was created by Walnut Creek.
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Walnut Canyon National Monument
3 Walnut Canyon RoadWalnut Canyon National Monument preserves some of the Southwest's earliest history. Located 10 miles Southeast of Flagstaff, these incredible ruins are shockingly intact and preserved by the park service for anyone to enjoy. The canyon surrounding them in 600 ft. deep and was created by Walnut Creek.
Located within the largest ponderosa pine forest in the country, Snowbowl is rooted in nature. Whether you explore the trail system (by foot or bike!) or stick to the Scenic Chairlift, you’re in for a scenic experience you’ll never forget!
One of the most popular attractions at Snowbowl is the Scenic Chairlift that ascends to 11,500 feet in elevation. With views of Sedona’s red rocks, the San Francisco Volcanic Field, and the Grand Canyon from the Scenic Chairlift, you’ll experience a bird’s eye view of Northern Arizona’s most impressive geography.
During Winter Mountain is open for skiing.
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Arizona Snowbowl
9300 North Snow Bowl RoadLocated within the largest ponderosa pine forest in the country, Snowbowl is rooted in nature. Whether you explore the trail system (by foot or bike!) or stick to the Scenic Chairlift, you’re in for a scenic experience you’ll never forget!
One of the most popular attractions at Snowbowl is the Scenic Chairlift that ascends to 11,500 feet in elevation. With views of Sedona’s red rocks, the San Francisco Volcanic Field, and the Grand Canyon from the Scenic Chairlift, you’ll experience a bird’s eye view of Northern Arizona’s most impressive geography.
During Winter Mountain is open for skiing.
The Arboretum is home to 750 species of plants in greenhouses, gardens, and natural habitats--located on 200 acres deep within the Coconino National Forest.
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The Arboretum at Flagstaff
4001 S Woody Mountain RdThe Arboretum is home to 750 species of plants in greenhouses, gardens, and natural habitats--located on 200 acres deep within the Coconino National Forest.
Museo ng Hilagang Arizona
3101 N Fort Valley RdRiordan Mansion State Historic Park
409 W Riordan RdNasyonal na Monumento ng Wupatki
25137 North Wupatki LaneDowntown Flagstaff
6 E Aspen AveMeteor Crater Natural Landmark
233North Pole Experience
2515 E Butler AveGreat kids winter experience
Top Rated Restaurants
Fat Olives
2308 E Rte 66Great Italian place.
Tourist Home All Day Cafe
52 S San Francisco StWonderful place for breakfast and brunch.
Salsa Brava
2220 E Rte 66Favorite Mexican Restaurant.
The Horsemen Lodge is offering a Meet & Greet every Friday and Saturday during dinner hours! From the moment you drive in, you’ll have two cowgirls on horseback greeting you: The first will guide you to the right spot to park in, and the other will be available for pictures.
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The Horsemen Lodge Steakhouse
8500 US-89The Horsemen Lodge is offering a Meet & Greet every Friday and Saturday during dinner hours! From the moment you drive in, you’ll have two cowgirls on horseback greeting you: The first will guide you to the right spot to park in, and the other will be available for pictures.
The Toasted Owl Cafe
12 S Mikes Pike StDiablo Burger
120 N Leroux StEl Tapatio Mexican Restaurant
2004 W Historic Rte 66Macy's European Coffeehouse & Bakery
14 S Beaver StOne of Flagstaff Top Breweries, over 400 different recipes to date.
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Dark Sky Brewing Co.
117 N Beaver StOne of Flagstaff Top Breweries, over 400 different recipes to date.
Cedar House Coffee Shop
2009 E Cedar AveFratelli Pizza
119 W Phoenix AveShift Kitchen & Bar
107 N San Francisco StNature/Hikes/Adventures
Coconino National Forest
Flagstaff Extreme Adventure Course
2446 Brigade RdNorthern Arizona Riding Stables
3090 Old Munds HwyLava River Cave
171B Forest RdRemote, natural waterfall system on Navajo Nation with hiking trails, a viewpoint & picnic benches
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Grand Falls, Arizona
Remote, natural waterfall system on Navajo Nation with hiking trails, a viewpoint & picnic benches
Pumphouse County Natural Area
3305 Kachina TrailRaymond County Park
3305 Kachina TrailNeighborhood park.
Nestled in cool Ponderosa pine forest, 10 minutes drive from the cabin, the County's premier 633-acre regional park is open year round as a recreation destination. Throughout the year you can enjoy the multi-use trails, bike park, disk golf, archery, adventure course and more. In the winter you can enjoy snow play opportunities, as well as snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing for all ages.
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Fort Tuthill County Park
2446 Fort Tuthill LoopNestled in cool Ponderosa pine forest, 10 minutes drive from the cabin, the County's premier 633-acre regional park is open year round as a recreation destination. Throughout the year you can enjoy the multi-use trails, bike park, disk golf, archery, adventure course and more. In the winter you can enjoy snow play opportunities, as well as snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing for all ages.
Humphrey's Peak Trail
Humphrey's Peak TrailWest Fork Trail