Local Reccomendations
DINING
Flagstaff is known for its local breweries, here are some of our favorite places to dine when going in to town!
- Pizzicletta
Hands down some of the best pizza we’ve ever had. This is a local neopolitan wood fired pizza which is one of our favorite spots. There are two locations one is a stand alone spot and the other one is inside Dark Sky brewery if you want to pair the pizza with a brew! You will have a chance to sit faster at the one in the brewery.
Local breweries in town which we regularly visit
- Motherhouse Brewery
- Flagstaff brewing company
- Lumberyard Brewery
- Dark Sky Brewing - Beer Garden
- Karma Sushi is our go to sushi spot for a nicer dinner
Breakfast Spots
- Our favorite place for breakfast is Tourist Home! If you get there early enough you can catch their freshly baked pastries. Their french & churro cruller are to die for. They will run out on the weekends at around 11AM!
- Another great spot for breakfast is Foret Flagstaff. Longer wait on weekends but their Lattes and breakfast burritos are worth the wait!
- Biff's Bagels has some of the best bagels in town!
- Lastly, The Toasted Owl Café is a popular spot and has great bfast.
- For a traditional breakfast to get going you can also visit Overeasy.
Sweets
- Sweet Shoppe Candy Store, an absolute must stop if you got a sweet tooth. Fresh fudge made daily, gourmet caramel apples, and some of the best gelato you'll ever have!
activities
Bearizona
Bearizona Wildlife Park is a unique drive-thru adventure offering close-up encounters with North American wildlife. A little over 30 minutes from the cabin in Williams. Spanning over 160 acres, you can experience majestic creatures such as bears, wolves, bison, and more in their natural habitats. Enjoy the comfort of a drive through portion with your own vehicle and you can't miss the walk-through Fort Bearizona, showcasing even more animals and captivating live presentations.
Flagstaff Snow Park
A little over 5 minutes up the highway is Flagstaff Snow Park. Groomed snow tubing runs. Snow tubes are provided. Food trucks, picnic tables, fire pits!
Check conditions on their website and tickets also have to be purchased online before you can access it!
Williams Coaster
For the thrill seekers, you can visit the Williams Coaster which is an outdoor mountain coaster that is open year round. Experience a variety of thrill ride features such as steep descents, dips, twists, hairpin turns, and 360-degree corkscrews!
Flagstaff Extreme Adventure Course
Take it up a notch by doing an extreme course on the trees! The course features bridges, swings, nets, ziplines and more all suspended 15 and 60 feet in the ponderosa pine forest. Kids course for 7-11 yr olds. Adult courses for ages 12+.
Wander through Historic Downtown Flagstaff
Explore the charming downtown area with its historic buildings, vibrant shops, and a variety of restaurants and cafes.
Visit Lowell Observatory
Explore the universe at Lowell Observatory, known for its significant contributions to astronomy. Stargazing programs and telescope viewings are available.
Hikes
Pumphouse Wash trailhead
This easy hiking trail is a 2 minute drive from the cabin right in our neighborhood of Kachina Village. When you arrive you will see a parking area, make sure to walk towards the left of the parking where you will see the the trailhead signs. It is great for a short hike with an abundance of trees and many ponds.
Walnut Canyon National Monument
Located in Flagstaff, Walnut Canyon National Monument is a natural gem in central Arizona that offers opportunities to enjoy the outdoors and learn about the past. Among the remarkable geological formations of the canyon, the former homes of ancient inhabitants are easily evident. Along the trails, you can imagine life within Walnut Canyon. On our Rim Trail, you can view a partially rebuilt pueblo and pit house. With over 300 cliff-dwellings you can walk in the steps of those who came before.
Lava River Cave Hike
The Lava River Cave is a natural attraction just 14 miles northwest of Flagstaff. The natural cave was formed by lava around 700,000 years ago. A 1 mile hike into the cave provides visitors with a geologic and scenic treat.
Mt Humphrey's Peak
This steep mountain trail leads to the highest point in Arizona. The trails runs approximately 5 to 5.5 miles in length one way, so make sure you start early in the day if you are planning a roundtrip day hike. Along its course, a thriving alpine forest streaked with huge rock slides and avalanche tracks hugs the mountain's slopes. Scenic Hart Prairie stretches out the base of the incline and the Grand Canyon is easily visible on the horizon. Not for the faint of heart!