For Aspen Sports Owner Jerry McLaughlin, selling outdoor sports equipment, for which much of it depends on a commodity that melts, is challenging. But this year, with Arizona Snowbowl’s ability to make snow, a projected opening day of Friday, Nov. 29, and the expectation of at least a four-month … [Read more...] about There’s No Business Like Snow Business
Tourism
Twin Arrows Achieving Recognition
The Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise (NNGE) is honored to announce its Twin Arrows Navajo Casino Resort, located 20 minutes east of Flagstaff, Ariz. was recognized as a top Casino Resort Destination Facility in Arizona by Experience AZ Magazine readers. The stunning 267,000-square-foot facility that … [Read more...] about Twin Arrows Achieving Recognition
Tourism Steady Despite Cardinals Flight
With the chill of autumn in the air and winter on its way, Flagstaff business owners, hoteliers, and restaurateurs are now able to reflect on the recently concluded summer tourism season. Although the skiing and snowboarding seasons that are yet to come traditionally provide Flagstaff with the … [Read more...] about Tourism Steady Despite Cardinals Flight
Grand Canyon Welcoming Tourists
Visitors can stop in at any of the South Rim Visitor Center’s for information. The Grand Canyon Visitor Center is open daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Kolb Studio, Verkamp’s Visitor Center, and Yavapai Geology Museum are open daily from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The Desert View Visitor Center is open daily … [Read more...] about Grand Canyon Welcoming Tourists
Governor Vowing to Keep Canyon Open
Governor Jan Brewer today announced the State of Arizona will continue funding Grand Canyon National Park in light of the continued federal government shutdown. “Grand Canyon’s importance to Arizona’s tourism industry and overall economy cannot be ignored,” said Governor Brewer. “While I am … [Read more...] about Governor Vowing to Keep Canyon Open
Early Arizona Snowfall Among Changing Foliage
Northern Arizona experienced snowfall today of three to five inches in many areas, although temperatures were mild and the snow melted in most locales. Estimates put this October 10th snowfall as the earliest in 83 years. New Snow and 50 Days to Skiing and Snowboarding Fresh snow in the … [Read more...] about Early Arizona Snowfall Among Changing Foliage
Grand Canyon Open Despite Shutdown
The National Park Service today announced that it has entered into an agreement with the State of Arizona that will allow Grand Canyon National Park to re-open and temporarily operate during the government shutdown. Due to the lack of appropriations from Congress, … [Read more...] about Grand Canyon Open Despite Shutdown
Snowbowl Responding to Government Shutdown
Tourists finding themselves in Northern Arizona with national attractions closed can seek adventure on the San Francisco Peaks as Arizona Snowbowl answers the call to offer visitors outdoor adventures. The ski resort has opened its Scenic Chairlift Ride and keep it operating every day … [Read more...] about Snowbowl Responding to Government Shutdown
Festival of Science at Area Monuments
Come to the Flagstaff Area National Monuments to explore extreme landscapes in your own back yard, and experience the wonders of science firsthand! From hiking the dramatic landscapes of Sunset Crater with an archeologist, to hitting the Ledge Trail at Walnut Canyon, join us in learning how the … [Read more...] about Festival of Science at Area Monuments
Williams Artists Talk The ArtWalk
Don’t look now, but Williams is becoming a destination for art. On second thought, go ahead and look. There are numerous galleries in which to browse and an opportunity to spend the evening exploring them at the city’s monthly ArtWalk on historic Route 66. “We took a cue from Flagstaff, Jerome … [Read more...] about Williams Artists Talk The ArtWalk