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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!

Rock examples to understand the structure of the Grand Canyon...

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.

Flagstaff was founded in 1876 and translates as much as flagpole. The exact origin is interpreted in different ways, but all stories revolve around a central element: a single spruce, freed from its branches, was used as a flagpole. Some say that a group of settlers raised the American flag here on the anniversary of independence, others speak of marking a trade route. In 1881 the railroad came through the small town and with it the upswing. The University of Northern Arizona opened in 1899, making Flagstaff the unofficial capital of northern Arizona. It wasn't just Route 66 that brought tourists to the city. Since the early 20th century, the Flagstaff surrounding 7 natural wonders Grand Canyon, Oak Creek Canyon, Walnut Canyon, Wupatki National Monument, Sunset Crater National Monument and the San Francisco Peaks were known across the country, giving the city the nickname "City of 7 Wonders." "brought in. Even after Route 66 was stopped, tourists continued to come to the city. In summer the Grand Canyon visitors, in winter numerous skiers who wagged the slopes down to San Francisco Peak, where you can also find Arizona's highest mountain: Humphreys Peak at 3851.