Flagstaff's 1st walking food tour where you not only get a combination of delicious foods and beverages, but a little history along the way. Sample foods from at least 6 local restaurants. Guides will point out architectural highlights, cultural sites, and great local shopping. Tourists & locals agree that the Flagstaff Food Tour is an exciting way to learn about this trendy and vibrant downtown area.

At the Deer Farm you don't just look at the deer, you walk among them, you touch them, you let them eat right from your hand. The Deer Farm is a great place to bring your children to teach them about animals as well as how to interact with animals.

The Grand Canyon is an awesome place. Its overwhelming size and its intricate and colorful landscape make it without question one of the seven marvels of the natural world.

Travel a century-old rail line aboard the historic Grand Canyon Railway and arrive just steps from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Be entertained by cowboy characters, enjoy the tunes of strolling musicians, and be part of a mock train robbery as train travel from the early 1900s is recreated during the scenic 65-mile journey to the canyon.

The world's largest and most colorful concentrations of petrified wood, and the multihued badlands known as the Painted Desert.

Rumble through the heart of Arizona aboard the Verde Canyon Railroad. "Arizona's longest running nature show" twists through a wilderness area that shelters bald eagles, deer, Javelina and countless other animals. Vintage cars provide first-class comfort while the panoramic window views transport your imagination to somewhere wild and untamed. Every season presents a new reason to ride.

Located at 7,150 feet above sea level, the Arboretum at Flagstaff is dedicated to helping visitors understand the unique environment of the Colorado Plateau. You can explore 200 acres of gardens and natural habitats with over 2,500 plant species representing everything from high desert to alpine tundra.