Local Recommendations
Flagstaff Food
Locally brewed beer paired with oven-fired neapolitan pizzas. Dog-friendly patio.
73 habitants recommandent
Dark Sky Brewing Co.
117 N Beaver StLocally brewed beer paired with oven-fired neapolitan pizzas. Dog-friendly patio.
Favorite breakfast spot with killer cinnamon rolls. Dog-friendly patio.
94 habitants recommandent
The Toasted Owl Cafe
12 S Mikes Pike StFavorite breakfast spot with killer cinnamon rolls. Dog-friendly patio.
Less crowded breakfast spot with a variety of meal options and breakfast cocktails. Dog-friendly patio.
12 habitants recommandent
Over Easy
2500 S Woodlands Village BlvdLess crowded breakfast spot with a variety of meal options and breakfast cocktails. Dog-friendly patio.
Delicious Mexican food with large potions, local favorite for breakfast but we love all of their meals!
205 habitants recommandent
MartAnnes Burrito Palace
112 E Rte 66Delicious Mexican food with large potions, local favorite for breakfast but we love all of their meals!
Biff's Bagels
1 S Beaver StGreat option for a quick breakfast.
Firecreek Coffee Company
22 W Historic Rte 66Amazing coffee and coffee cocktails.
Flagstaff To-Do
Shops, restaurants, visitor center, etc. Heritage Square, in the heart of downtown Flagstaff, often has family-friendly movie nights on the weekends. (Schedule attached at the end of this guidebook). Most shops and restaurants are dog-friendly.
108 habitants recommandent
Downtown Flagstaff
6 E Aspen AveShops, restaurants, visitor center, etc. Heritage Square, in the heart of downtown Flagstaff, often has family-friendly movie nights on the weekends. (Schedule attached at the end of this guidebook). Most shops and restaurants are dog-friendly.
Movie house with a variety of local shows, including family-friendly options.
80 habitants recommandent
Orpheum Theater
15 W Aspen AveMovie house with a variety of local shows, including family-friendly options.
Ski mountain with scenic gondola rides and hiking / biking trails in the summer.
436 habitants recommandent
Arizona Snowbowl
9300 North Snow Bowl RoadSki mountain with scenic gondola rides and hiking / biking trails in the summer.
Where Pluto was discovered. Stargazing tours and special events.
352 habitants recommandent
Observatoire Lowell
1400 W Mars Hill RdWhere Pluto was discovered. Stargazing tours and special events.
Sunday mornings (behind City Hall) and Wednesday evenings (Heritage Square). Food trucks, local produce, handmade jewelry, soaps, etc. Sundays are no dogs allowed, Wednesdays allow dogs.
26 habitants recommandent
Flagstaff Community Farmers Market
211 W Aspen AveSunday mornings (behind City Hall) and Wednesday evenings (Heritage Square). Food trucks, local produce, handmade jewelry, soaps, etc. Sundays are no dogs allowed, Wednesdays allow dogs.
Skytop adventure course and ziplines for the family.
175 habitants recommandent
Parcours d'aventure extrême de Flagstaff
2446 Brigade RdSkytop adventure course and ziplines for the family.
Flagstaff Outdoors
Family friendly, flat walking trails. Popular bouldering spot for local climbers. Views of San Francisco Peaks. Dog-friendly.
129 habitants recommandent
Buffalo Park
2400 N Gemini RdFamily friendly, flat walking trails. Popular bouldering spot for local climbers. Views of San Francisco Peaks. Dog-friendly.
.75 mile long lava river caves. Chilly even in the summer months, so bundle up! Dog-friendly.
150 habitants recommandent
Lava River Cave
171B Forest Rd.75 mile long lava river caves. Chilly even in the summer months, so bundle up! Dog-friendly.
Tallest point in Arizona. Do NOT attempt if you are an inexperienced hiker or prone to altitude sickness. 10.7 miles, over 3,000 ft of elevation gain, and a summit at 12,633 feet. We don’t advise taking dogs on this one.
11 habitants recommandent
Mt. Humphres Hike (above the sadle to peak)
Tallest point in Arizona. Do NOT attempt if you are an inexperienced hiker or prone to altitude sickness. 10.7 miles, over 3,000 ft of elevation gain, and a summit at 12,633 feet. We don’t advise taking dogs on this one.
Another one of our favorites. 2.7 miles. Short, flat walk to a volcanic cinder cone featuring hoodoos. Dogs are allowed but there is a short ladder that they have to scale or be carried up.
35 habitants recommandent
Red Mountain Trail
Another one of our favorites. 2.7 miles. Short, flat walk to a volcanic cinder cone featuring hoodoos. Dogs are allowed but there is a short ladder that they have to scale or be carried up.
Lake Mary
Kayaking / Canoeing / Rafting / SUP
Snow Mountain River (SMR)
1800 S Milton RdBest rentals for outdoor gear!
Williams Food
Drive-through coffee shop with self-serve fro-yo inside. Breakfast and lunch menus.
10 habitants recommandent
Brewed Awakenings Coffee Co.
326 W Historic Rte 66Drive-through coffee shop with self-serve fro-yo inside. Breakfast and lunch menus.
Cruiser's Route 66 Cafe
233 West Route 66Local Italian food, one of our favorites!
Williams To-Do
Historic Rt. 66, with nightly old-time ‘gunfights’ in the heart of downtown. Shops and restaurants to explore. Horse drawn carriage rides.
101 habitants recommandent
Williams
Historic Rt. 66, with nightly old-time ‘gunfights’ in the heart of downtown. Shops and restaurants to explore. Horse drawn carriage rides.
Sightseeing train with option to ride to the Grand Canyon’s South Rim.
76 habitants recommandent
Grand Canyon Railway Hotel
235 N Grand Canyon BlvdSightseeing train with option to ride to the Grand Canyon’s South Rim.
Parc animalier Bearizona
1500 E Rte 66Drive-through wildlife park.
Route 66 Zipline
200 N Grand Canyon BlvdZipline over downtown Williams.
Williams Outdoors
Seasonal waterfall. 12 mile hike round-trip. Dog-friendly but keep them on leash! Lots of dogs go missing or fall off the canyon's edge here.
14 habitants recommandent
Sycamore Canyon
Seasonal waterfall. 12 mile hike round-trip. Dog-friendly but keep them on leash! Lots of dogs go missing or fall off the canyon's edge here.
Pine trees surround the lake. No swimming but you may fish (with permit), launch kayaks / canoes / SUPs here.
30 habitants recommandent
Kaibab Lake Campground
Forest Service Road 47Pine trees surround the lake. No swimming but you may fish (with permit), launch kayaks / canoes / SUPs here.