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The area that Flagstaff sits on has been a crossroads and gathering point for centuries. Many Native people have, and continue, to call the area home. Evidence of their history and ties to the area can be found at the nearby Walnut Canyon and Wupatki National Monuments. Also, Flagstaff sits along the world-famous Route 66, giving it a rich roadside attraction element that only towns along Route 66 can have. Those biking along Route 66 or the Arizona Trail will cross paths here, and perhaps the road and dirt riders will share stories of their different journeys over a beer at one of the excellent breweries in town. Flagstaff is a full service town with everything and outdoor adventurer could need, including bike shops, cafes and restaurants, grocery stores, and many great lodging options. If your legs need a rest for a day or two make Flagstaff your home for a while, you won't regret it.

Flagstaff is a picturesque mountain town and due to its high elevation, it's a runner's paradise. Whether you’re a local or from out of town, you can easily find company for a run. Athletes from all around the world, including NAZ Elite runners, NCAA champions and World Champions—who all come to train here to prepare for their championship seasons. As the saying goes about training in the high altitudes, “there's gold in the hills!”

The historic center of Flagstaff is always worth a visit! You can start at the station that is still in business and talk a walk through the small streets with cafés, restaurants, art galleries, outfitters and shops. The mountain town is also famous for it's breweries, so don't miss an evening in one of these rustic and hip places. There are even some hiking trails within the town and it is a great basecamp to summit the highest mountain of Arizona: Humphreys Peak. And if you did not already know it: Flagstaff is located at the iconic Route 66!

Flagstaff has a wonderful bike trail on Route 66 that runs many kilometers from the eastern edge of the town right into the city center to the train station. Since there is a lot of traffic in Flagstaff, this trail is definitely recommended. The city itself is worth a stop and has a lot to offer. An ideal stop for a day of rest. It has good bike shops, restaurants, even a good brewery and a number of leisure activities.

The beautiful mountain town of Flagstaff is not to be missed. Here you can find everything your hiking heart desires. There's an affordable hostel with super-fast WiFi, an REI store, a big Walmart, numerous restaurants, and even a movie theater on the east end of town. But the best thing about Flagstaff is the brewery district, where you can sample every flavor of locally brewed beer imaginable.

Quite a bike friendly medium sized city. Flag Bike Rev is the shop you wanna head to if you need help with anything. Lots of good food and decent coffee. Markets for refuels before heading out into the woods.

The beautiful mountain town of Flagstaff is not to be missed. Here you can find everything your hiking heart desires. There's an affordable hostel with super-fast WiFi, an REI store, a big Walmart, numerous restaurants, and even a movie theater on the east end of town. But the best thing about Flagstaff is the brewery district, where you can sample every flavor of locally brewed beer imaginable.

Welcoming and affordable hostel in the beautiful town of Flagstaff. The dormitories are small, but functional. You will sleep with three other people of the same gender and it could be busy at night, since guests are coming and leaving depending on their schedules. The hostel is a popular spot for Arizona Trail hikers. You can do your laundry, eat a simple breakfast, shower and enjoy the best and fastest internet connection along the trail. Bars, restaurants and breweries are just a short walk away and you can take a bus to Walmart for resupply. There is even an REI close by. It is the perfect spot to spend some zero days.