Okay. I live in Flagstaff, and here is a list for your next episode. 1. Walnut Canyon - cliff dwellings inhabited in the years following Wupatki 2. Sunset Crater Volcano - the most recent active volcano in the Southwest from 950 years ago 3. Meteor Crater - a meteor impact left a large crater from 50,000 years ago 4. Sycamore Canyon - a wilderness that was once called the Little Grand Canyon 5. Humphrey's Peak - climb to 12,600 feet elevation (don't try this in winter) 6. Museum of Northern Arizona - paintings by the early pioneer artist Mary-Russell Ferrell Colton and much more 7. Roger's Lake - a dry lake that comes alive with Spring peepers every April 8. Cameron Trading Post - over 8,000 square feet featuring Native American handmade jewelry, basketry, rugs, kachinas and pottery 9. Anderson Mesa - explore the Arizona Trail past numerous lakes. Includes the largest natural lake in Arizona, Lake Ashurst 10. Buffalo Park - a city park with spectacular views of the San Francisco Peaks and a wide range of hiking trails
Wait so most of the things to do in Flagstaff is really not in Flagstaff? I am confused. And other things are really not unique to that area other than the telescope. Makes me want to visit.
Does it snow a lot in the winter months? Is there snow now? I was planning to come through later in January and have wondered about the snow situation.
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Okay. I live in Flagstaff, and here is a list for your next episode.
1. Walnut Canyon - cliff dwellings inhabited in the years following Wupatki
2. Sunset Crater Volcano - the most recent active volcano in the Southwest from 950 years ago
3. Meteor Crater - a meteor impact left a large crater from 50,000 years ago
4. Sycamore Canyon - a wilderness that was once called the Little Grand Canyon
5. Humphrey's Peak - climb to 12,600 feet elevation (don't try this in winter)
6. Museum of Northern Arizona - paintings by the early pioneer artist Mary-Russell Ferrell Colton and much more
7. Roger's Lake - a dry lake that comes alive with Spring peepers every April
8. Cameron Trading Post - over 8,000 square feet featuring Native American handmade jewelry, basketry, rugs, kachinas and pottery
9. Anderson Mesa - explore the Arizona Trail past numerous lakes. Includes the largest natural lake in Arizona, Lake Ashurst
10. Buffalo Park - a city park with spectacular views of the San Francisco Peaks and a wide range of hiking trails
Fun stuff, thank you so much for sharing this information about Flagstaff! Appreciated ♥
Have you gotten a lot of snow so far? I'm driving through later in January and am a bit worried about heavy snowfall.
@@eMegMBea No snow on the ground in the city limits, and all of the interstates have been clear. There could be snow on Thursday, the 4th.
Can't wait to get moved and find a new interest.
great content!
Wait so most of the things to do in Flagstaff is really not in Flagstaff? I am confused. And other things are really not unique to that area other than the telescope. Makes me want to visit.
It’s in the flagstaff area
Flagstaff weather is terrible. As soon as I finish the school. I will get the hell out here to Maryland. I hate here
I'd like to live somehwere like flagstaff. They get 100 inches of snow per year.
Does it snow a lot in the winter months? Is there snow now? I was planning to come through later in January and have wondered about the snow situation.
Another thing to do in Flagstaff: Visit Plainrock124
Fun stuff, thanks for the addition! What other types of video would you like to see on our channel?
Chocolate Falls is now closed to the public due to abuse.
So sad. Thank you so much for sharing this info about Chocolate Falls. Which city/location would you like us to cover next?