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From Heartwood Flagstaff

From the Grand Canyon to Sedona’s red rocks, historic downtown to quiet trails, we’ve rounded up the best day trips, dining, and downtime — all within 1.5 hours of Heartwood Flagstaff.

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Things to Do in Downtown Flagstaff

Historic Route 66 runs right next to downtown Flagstaff, but what draws people in is everything around it. With locally owned shops, craft breweries, wine bars, murals, and festivals, you will quickly get the feeling that everyone knows each other, because they do.

If you're into live music, great coffee, and streets that still feel personal, downtown Flagstaff has plenty to offer without trying to impress you.

I love an Old Fashioned—or anything mixed up by the incredible bartenders at Annex Cocktail Lounge.

One of my favorite things to do in Flagstaff is hiking with my blue healer, Tucker.

Outdoor Adventures Near Flagstaff

Looking for outdoor adventures near Flagstaff that don’t require a backpack and a survival manual? Start with a day trip to the Grand Canyon. Drive through Oak Creek Canyon on the way to Sedona.
Hike a trail near Walnut Canyon or take the chairlift up Snowbowl anytime of year for a view you didn’t know you needed.

From scenic drives to quiet trails, the city of Flagstaff is full of ways to spend a day, weekend, or season.

Relaxing Activities in Flagstaff

Flagstaff knows how to slow down. One day it’s a quiet walk under the Ponderosa pines, the next it’s antique hunting in Williams or sipping coffee outside while elk wander past like locals.

For low-key things to do in Flagstaff, think art galleries, local bookstores, hot springs, stargazing, or just sitting still long enough to notice how clean the air feels. Around here, relaxing is the activity

One of my favorite things in Flagstaff is star gaze -- whether wondering through town, or from the Lowell Observatory

Give me a cold beer from Lumberyard Brewing Co., along with a wood-fired pizza from Pizzicletta next door, and I’m set

Best Restaurants in Flagstaff & Sedona

Flagstaff has a quiet confidence when it comes to food. You’ll find thoughtful, local spots—places that serve things like wood-fired sourdough pizza, seasonal pastas, slow-roasted meats, and the kind of wine or cocktails you think about later. No frills. Just good eats.

Sedona restaurants lean a little flashier, but not in a bad way. There are patios with red rock views, well-made cocktails, and a few restaurants where the scenery’s half the experience. Worth the short 45-minute drive from Heartwood Flagstaff, especially if you make a day of it.

Some of the best meals around here are simple: breakfast burritos from a local café, tamales at the farmer’s market, or a bottle of wine opened back at your site. You don’t need a reservation. Just need a decent appetite.