Attractions

A beautiful 1 1/2 hour drive out of Flagstaff, the Grand Canyon is one of the seven wonders of the world and offers scenic hikes and views.

Entrance fee

This 40,000-square-foot facility features the Orbits Curiosity Kids Gallery, an immersive LED theater, a Dark Sky Planetarium, and much more.

Entrance fee

Open daily, except Tuesdays

Pueblo dwellings and various hikes among the red rocks are the big draw to this indigenous-oriented monument.

Entrance fee

The park road is open daily, year-round. Trails and pueblos are open year-round, from sunrise to sunset and there are a variety of hikes available. There may be road closures for extreme weather (call ahead or check the website).

A short, scenic drive out of Flagstaff, Sedona and its surrounding parks offer stunning red rock formations along with a vibrant art scene, shopping, and dining.

Park entrance fee

Open year-round

https://visitsedona.com/

https://azstateparks.com/red-rock

https://azstateparks.com/slide-rock

This national monument offers a 34-mile scenic loop offering gorgeous views of the red rocks and painted desert vistas.

Entrance fee

Open year-round

Several hiking trails available

There’s a reason Walnut Canyon is a destination for backpacking, camping, and hiking with its variety: from cliff dwelling ruins to tree-filled trails and the mountain backdrop. Great destination for families and the more adventurous. 

Entrance fee

Various trails for hiking, biking, and equestrian

Dogs are welcome on-leash