Art & Entertainment
Coconino Center for the Arts: Flagstaff, AZ. Tel: (928) 779-2300
Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra: Flagstaff, AZ. Tel: (928) 774-5107
Heritage Square: Flagstaff, AZ. Tel: (928) 774-6929
Northern Arizona University: Flagstaff, AZ. Tel: (928) 523-5511 or (928) 523-5661

Golf
Continental Country Club: Flagstaff, AZ. Tel: (928) 527-7999

Museums & Historical Attractions
Arizona Historical Society-Pioneer Museum: Flagstaff, AZ. Tel: (928) 774-6272
Arizona Women’s Heritage Trail: Discover the other half of the story – Arizona Women, their experiences and contributions to Arizona history! Arizona Women’s Heritage Trail features women’s historic sites, walking trails, traveling exhibits, fourth grade curriculum, driving tours, and more. For details – Click Here.
Museum of Northern Arizona: Flagstaff, AZ. Tel: (928) 774-5213
The Museum Club: Famous Roadhouse and the Southwest’s largest log cabin, listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Flagstaff, AZ. Tel: (928) 526-9434
Riordan Mansion State Historic Park: Built in 1904, for two Riordan families, this Mansion is an impressive reminder of gracious living in a small, territorial logging town. The mansion features the original furnishings, forty rooms, over 13,000 square-feet of living area, and servant's quarters. There is a Visitor Center, picnic tables, a six-acre wooded area, tours, special events and programs. It is an ideal wedding and special event location.  409 W. Riordan Road, Flagstaff. Tel: (928) 779-4395. For details – Click here.
Walnut Canyon National Monument: Features cliff dwellings and pueblos from over 800 years ago, and wildlife, scenic overlooks and trails including the strenuous Island Trail which features 25 cliff dwelling rooms along the trail; and the Rim Trail which goes along the canyon rim and through a ponderosa forest, and features 2 canyon overlooks, plus a pithouse and pueblo set back from the canyon rim. During the summer there are ranger-guided hikes for the Ledge Hike and Ranch Cabin Walk.  Located 10 miles east of downtown Flagstaff via I-40, exit 204. Tel: (928) 526-3367. For details – Click here.
Wupatki National Monument: Less than 800 years ago, Wupatki Pueblo was the largest pueblo around. Due to heat and lack of water, the builders of Wupatki and nearby pueblos moved on, but their legacy remains. Wupatki National Monument features 5 different pueblos, trails, guided hikes and ranger talks, and a scenic drive to Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument. Located 33 miles north of Flagstaff via Highway 89. Tel: (928) 679-2365. For details – Click here.

Nature, Outdoor Recreation & Sports
Arboretum at Flagstaff: 200 acres Botanical Garden featuring one of the country’s largest collections of mountain wildflowers. Flagstaff, AZ. Tel: (928) 774-1442
Arizona Snowbowl: Flagstaff, AZ. Tel: (928) 779-1951
Coconino National Forest: The world’s largest contiguous ponderosa pine forest. Explore mountains and canyons, fish forest lakes and wade in lazy creeks and streams, hike, bike or horse ride, go camping, take a scenic drive or enjoy a picnic. Tel: (928) 527-3600, For details – Click here.
Flagstaff Nordic Center: Features over 25 miles of cross-country ski trails. 15 miles northwest of downtown Flagstaff, AZ. Tel: (928) 220-0550
Lowell Observatory: Founded in 1894 by Percival Lowell, the Observatory welcomes visitors for tours and telescope viewing. Flagstaff., AZ. Tel: (928) 233-3211
Northern Arizona University: Flagstaff, AZ. Tel: (928) 523-5511 or (928) 523-5661
Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument: The youngest volcano on the Colorado Plateau, Sunset Crater Volcano was born sometime between 1040 and 1100, affecting the lives of local people, the landscape and ecology of the area. Lava flows and cinders still look as fresh and rugged as the day they formed, but among dramatic geologic features, you'll find trees, wildflowers, and signs of wildlife. During the summer, there are interpretive programs including hikes and talks. The Lava Flow Trail is a one-mile loop through an amazing volcanic landscape. Located 12 miles north of Flagstaff via Highway 89. Tel: (928) 526-0502. For details – Click here.
Walnut Canyon National Monument: Features cliff dwellings and pueblos from over 800 years ago, and wildlife, scenic overlooks and trails including the strenuous Island Trail which features 25 cliff dwelling rooms along the trail; and the Rim Trail which goes along the canyon rim and through a ponderosa forest, and features 2 canyon overlooks, plus a pithouse and pueblo set back from the canyon rim. During the summer there are ranger-guided hikes for the Ledge Hike and Ranch Cabin Walk.  Located 10 miles east of downtown Flagstaff via I-40, exit 204. Tel: (928) 526-3367. For details – Click here.
Wupatki National Monument: Less than 800 years ago, Wupatki Pueblo was the largest pueblo around. Due to heat and lack of water, the builders of Wupatki and nearby pueblos moved on, but their legacy remains. Wupatki National Monument features 5 different pueblos, trails, guided hikes and ranger talks, and a scenic drive to Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument. Located 33 miles north of Flagstaff via Highway 89. Tel: (928) 679-2365. For details – Click here.