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!

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.

McPherson is first on my list of favorite Flagstaff disc golf courses! It's so well maintained and…read moreeasy to navigate. The pine trees provide a lot of coverage and shade up until hole 8 when the course becomes more open. It's a lovely change of scenery from the desert and park courses I'm used to in Phoenix and Tucson. Playing here almost feels like you're taking a nice hike through the woods. Thank you to all the folks who maintain this course!

We love it here! Bowling was great price, fun and chill. We spent two hours after in the bar with…read morePaige as out bar tender and had an even better experience! She made great drinks, and great conversation and suggestions while in town and beyond. This is now our favorite spot to chill in flagstaff!

Went to bowl and the turned us back because it was bowling league night, even though their website…read moresaid it was open to the public. Very confusing. Ended up having an amazing time playing mini golf down the street. Cool sign though.

I went with my son and had a blast! We escaped in just under 45 minutes. The location is a bit…read moretough to find, so trust your GPS it's not lying. We did the jailhouse one and really enjoyed the variety of puzzles and codes needed to find our way to freedom. We found the couple who run it to be incredibly friendly and helpful. Priced right and a great way to spend an hour!!

We are escape room enthusiasts from the valley that came up for the weekend to try out Flagstaff's…read moreescape rooms. This was the first place in Flagstaff we did and, sadly, we were very disappointed. We did both of their rooms - Storm the Castle and Wizard's Chamber - and they both leave much to be desired. Storm the Castle is anything but immersive. You walk into this very large room and all you see are five tables with a box on each one, a couple of chairs, minimal wall decor and a large, lego castle. The clues and objects in the room are not themed that well to the room either. The method for delivering clues is done by the game master walking into the room and his clues are not clues at all but rather him saying things like "go look at that poster". Bor-ing! Wizard's Chamber was better than Storm the Castle as far as its decor, props and how immersive it was but there are still objects (the kind of books, for example) that don't fit in with the theme of the room. And if you've done one of their rooms, there's really no reason why you can't escape the second one because they use the same kind of clues and puzzles in both rooms. There's no challenge or element of surprise when you do their second room. Compared to the majority of the other rooms we've done (nearly 100), Flagstaff Escape Rooms hits extremely low on our list of the ones we liked and/or would recommend. If you have never done an escape room before and this is your only option, maybe going here wouldn't be so bad (since you don't have anything to compare it to). But for anyone that knows what an escape room is supposed to be like, do yourself a favor - save your money and skip this place.

Been looking for a place to play indoor basketball here in flagstaff , I've looked and looked and…read morefinally found this wonderful place! They offer open gym for free various times throughout the week awesome staff very friendly and helpful and very inviting ! I will be back !

Great selection of outdoor gear here. I thought it was awesome how the price tags show decreasing…read moreprice as time goes by, so if something doesn't sell at its initial value, it gets cheaper so it will be more likely to sell.

We traveled from Phoenix for the day to catch cooler weather. Passed by this large sports store…read morebecause it appeared they were having a large sale. We both found some great 2nd hand items and items that had been in the warehouse for some time. Great selections but the sale is totally deceiving. It knocks down items per date, but you have to look closely. Which was fine, we both liked our items but the gal who checked me out full price anyway.. $78 she gave me, she gave me 10% off but when we later looked at the tags, I should have only been charged $47!!! We already left town by then, but wonder how many others are buying full for "sale" items. Make sure to check your receipt!

The arboretum was a nice peaceful place to walk around and admire some of the plant, tree, and…read morewildlife of Flagstaff. It's a good place to bird watch and they offer pamphlets on which species can be seen here. Bring your binoculars for best viewing unless you are perfectly content with seeing the hungry zooming hummingbirds that frequent the feeders here. One big plus for us was that it is very dog friendly. Note that they charge admission for your doggo though ($2 per dog). They are a culture pass member so you can get two free tickets for admission at your local library if it is available. The people at the front desk counter were very friendly and helpful. There's also a kid's play area out front for the kids to get the wiggles out! Details: (From the website) - Open April 30 - October 26th 2025 - Wednesday - Sunday (Open) - Monday & Tuesday (Closed) - 9 AM - 4 PM (last admission 3:15 pm) - Daily Naturalist Walk at 11am (subject to availability) - No restaurant on site but snacks and drinks available at the visitor center - Outside food and drink allowed - Picnicking allowed - Native plants for sale throughout the year and at their plant sale Prices: - Adults 18 and up: $12 - Youth 5 - 17: $6.00 - Children Under 5: Free - Dogs (must be on leash): $2 - Admission for 2 is included with a culture pass

If you like nature and want a level, easy walk, this is the place for you. Lee greeted us and gave…read moreus a quick introduction of the place and went over the map. The "lake" there did have much water in it because it was a dry season. They have several green houses and Benches throughout. We went in late October and the weather was perfect.