I've been visiting Forest Highlands for 35 years. I love it here - it is a gem. Beautiful, quaint,…read moregreat facilities, and a perfect temperature escape from Phoenix.

Absolutely gorgeous setting. Chef Eddie is a character. It's a shame it's members only or I'd be…read morethere all the time!

Came to a wedding here and it was absolutely gorgeous! The set up was beautiful and seamless. I…read morelove how the wedding couple was able to personalize everything. Dance floor next to the fireplace was perfect. Food was good. Lots of servers kept everything going.

We have a home in Flagstaff Ranch. Played golf there and it is truly beautiful. The golf course is…read morebeautiful with great views. I understand it hasn't been a great experience for all and I can't speak for them, but we have had good luck there.

I'm so glad this 9-hole pitch 'n putt exists in Flagstaff. It offers a pleasant short stroll with a…read morefew wedges and a putter since shots are all between 50 and 125 yards. I use each wedge (50, 54, 60-degree) almost equally in what on a fast day is a 30-40 minute round or a 60-minute one on a slow day. Major negatives are the cost and green/tee conditions. At $20 for nine holes and $5 more for replay for adults (June 2025), I expected somewhat nicer tee boxes and greens. Tee boxes are chewed up and/or produce uneven lies. The greens are not really puttable with bumps and bald spots and fungus, but the course works for practicing nine wedge shots. Overall... Vibe: 5/5 Golf: 3/5 Conditions: 2/5 Fact of Existence: 5/5

The course could use a little TLC. The putting greens were horrible…read more Its still a great course to play a short round and get some practice but if you're competitive plan on the putting greens throwing your game.

This place has a wonderful view, great service. All the employees are happy to work here, that…read moresays alot. Our waiter Jay was great, he asked us if it was our first time. He was amazing on informing us about the drinks and the menu. I highly recommend this establishment. I DONT KNOW WHY THIS PLACE GAS 3 STARS..

I'm on a pickleball high after some open play this morning and super pleased that we are guest…read moremembers of the Golf Club while we're spending some time in Flag this summer... I've already reviewed Oakmont as our family is a huge fan of the restaurant and outdoor seating and super kid friendly environment. My family has taken advantage of golf and enjoys that, and I recently checked out the fitness center too... I've found the staff to be friendly, the facility well maintained, the location super convenient, and other members super chatty and fun to engage with as well. We plan to take advantage of the pool, more pickleball, possibly some yoga on the lawn, and likely more food and beverage from Oakmont as well. I'm grateful for this hidden gem for sure!

It's private. How would I know what it's like? I'm sure it's a fine course and nice community…read morethough.

Not fancy, carts, old, no ice on carts. Golf staff not very welcoming or service forward. No…read morestarter. Don't know if it's because of COVID, but this private course not impressive.

Our go to place never disappoints us! The service is friendly and efficient! The menu is changed…read morewith the season and is extensive! The views are exceptional of the golf course and forest and Mt Elden! I love going there often over many years!

Stopped in and met some friends for Happy Hour. The atmosphere is like a ski chalet with larger…read morebooth seating for extra room. There are views of the golf course, mountains and the pool. Loved our server; one of three--Sams. Order the Shareables, enough hummus for four and the Nachos Barbacoa was incredible. Our server made our drink order right by adding to the pour, I almost gave it 4.5 so thanks for correcting my pour.

Excellent service and lovely surroundings at the Pine Canyon Clubhouse wedding:)) We had a lovely…read moretime thank you so much for being so well organized

We appreciated the friendliness and hospitality of the staff. The menu was varied to include the…read moretastes of many diners. We also enjoyed the ambiance of the restaurant.

Houston, we have a problem. Race Outfitters, we have a solution!…read more Amazingly helpful and knowledgeable staff. They're particularly helpful with handicap accommodations suggestions. My hubs has a condition that causes shakiness and instability. They were so cordial and acted like that was no big deal and were able to offer solutions for him to be able to do XC with me. Huge selection of everything you could possibly need or want for a day of snow fun. They do complete rentals and of course sales as well. Prices and policies were reasonable. I would definitely use them again. Thank you for helping us to have the perfect trip!

I came to Flagstaff on MDW for one reason, and one reason only - to hike to the top of Humphreys…read morePeak. I'd been keeping an eye on the reviews on All Trails (one of the very few features I actually like on that app, but that's a story for another day) and knew several weeks in advance that snow on the mountain was a distinct possibility. When I made eye contact with Humphreys two days before summiting and literally saw tons of snow from about 60 miles away - along with very recent reviews warning about it - I knew I had to make a pit stop beforehand. It would PROBABLY be an exaggeration to say Peace Surplus saved my life, but without it (and its supplies), I don't think I get to the top of Humphreys Peak, or even close. I stopped by last Sunday, the day before my hike, knowing that I needed to get some type of traction on my hindpaws. I considered getting poles (which I've been mulling for years - we're getting close there), but the spikes for the hiking sneakers seemed paramount. I located them very easily right off to the side of the shoe section. I honestly don't know if $62 for these is insane or not, but they made the difference the following day so I can't sit here and say they aren't worth it. An absolute gamechanger, and something I can use going forward in less dramatic adventures if there's icy/snowy conditions afoot. Beyond my primary purchase, I was very intrigued by the little food/grocery store section off to the side by the entrance. It has a lot of hiking snacks that can usually be procured easily at a gas station (cough cough Clif Bar cough cough), but also the ones that are a bit harder to find without Amazon's help, like the Honey Stinger waffle, which for sure came in handy the following morning. There's a definite emphasis on overnight camping/thru-hiking, so there were quite a few freeze-dried dinners, etc. as well. It was an impressive selection. Everyone here was super friendly and nice. The people at the register immediately looked around for another potential customer to ring up the minute they were done with their prior patron, and several times I could overhear presumably managers spitballing how to allocate their staff based on where the immediate needs were. While I was in there, a few employees were outside handling a holiday sale, I believe, so I imagine it gets a little tougher to gameplan when literally some of your people aren't even in the store. No wasted energy at this place. I don't feel like I did more than skim the surface of what this store offered, but they had what I wanted and needed in the moment, and for sure they get some credit for my successful Humphreys ascent. Give Peace a chance.