Flagstaff is a city surrounded by pine trees, mountains and desert. Many people who live in the…read morePhoenix area seek refuge in the higher elevation of Flagstaff.

Fantastic city in Arizona with many shops, restaurants and museums. My husband and I got the…read morechance to visit Flagstaff while on our way to the Grand Canyon this year. The Museum Northern Arizona, Bookmans, and Habit Burger were the highlights of our visit here. We ended up traveling from Williams to Flagstaff more than once during the just 2 days we spent in the area. If you are close, I'd definitely carve out time to spend here in Flagstaff.

They're not nice or polite here. The ladies talk and socialize while you stand there waiting. You…read morecan't even tell which one is open or available so you walk to one window and then the other calls you. They're not trained in basic customer service like saying Hi, I can help you over here. Or a basic good morning. It's more like just stand there like an unwanted newspaper while we finish gabbing then we'll help you with disgust since you are bothering us. Great use of tax payer money and total disrespect to the public. They did have a nice Christmas tree tho, so there's that. It's also a pretty historic building but the guard was creepy to me when I tried to look over the stairs to see the inside. It seems as if this isn't a building where the public to get services. It's more like a disconnected place where useless employees hang out doing nothing

We came today for a very special adoption and the entire process was great. From security to the…read morejudge it was a nice time. The parking was a little difficult, but other than that the court house was clean, the employees helped direct us and no issues.

Large post office - but my standard size postcard took over two weeks to get to my parents house!…read moreHowever....still convenient!

This old army depot is now controlled by the Arizona national guard. If you have a military ID you…read morecan hunt, fish and camp here... The army still trains here and it is a great get away out if the lower part of Arizona to the cooker pines near Flagstaff...

Helped me recover a stolen vehicle very quickly. Honorable people who care. Thank you all.read more

Great police department with lots of great men and women. Protecting and serving with excellence, a…read morevery well run department.

This cave is located in Newberry National Volcanic Monument. Since it is super popular, you have to…read moremake reservations on their website so that it's not overcrowded and to limit the disturbances to the cave. It gets pretty busy so make sure to set an alarm when the tickets get released. It's a 2.2 mile out and back cave, although if you're too tired or scared you can always turn around and head back. The deeper in the cave I went, the fewer the visitors. The process is pretty straight forward. Once you get checked in at the parking lot entrance, park and walk to the orientation tent where they ask if any of the clothing you are currently wearing has been to another cave (to avoid the spread of white nose syndrome in bats) and also some basic orienteering. They also have flashlights for rental if you forgot. These are really powerful flashlights so I highly recommend it since your cellphone light isn't going to cut it. It gets pretty chilly in there so bring jackets even if it's hot on the surface. The cave flooring is pretty even although there are some dips you might trip on if you're not prepared. No scrambling or anything strenuous. Very fun!

This is the largest lava tube in Arizona and although a bit remote, very popular! I came here on a…read moreSaturday and there were many, many cars in the parking lot. It's a big lot, so there was still plenty of spaces, but I was concerned my cave experience would be full of noisy people. The entrance is a bit narrow and difficult to get down, but that is the hardest part. It runs for 3/4 of a mile underground and is a pretty unique experience to have. There were many times where I could just stop walking and turn off my light and not see anybody ahead or behind me, kind of felt like you were just floating in space! Cool natural feature not to miss if you're in the area!