Flagstaff Historic Downtown

Catch the vibe of old Flagstaff by checking out the historic downtown area. Enjoy plenty of excellent restaurants, shopping, theaters, family entertainment and salsa dancing in the summer.

Coconino National Forest

If you love going hiking, backpacking or just being out in nature, a trip to the Coconino National Forest is a must-see.

Lowell Observatory

See the skies through a historic telescope at the Lowell Observatory. It’s fun for the whole family to view the stars and planets and learn more about the constellations.

Historic Sites Near Flagstaff Apartments

Walnut Canyon

Walnut Canyon offers easy hiking and an opportunity to immerse yourself in Flagstaff history, and it isn’t far from your Flagstaff apartments at Country Club Vista. See pueblos and cliff dwellings from early inhabitants and get a sense of the roots of this special area.

In addition, check out the Walnut Canyon National Monument. This beautiful, peaceful natural site is a feast for your visual and tactile senses. There’s quite a bit of walking required to take in the full scope of the monument, but most visitors believe the effort is well worth it.

Museum of Northern Arizona

Take the whole family to see intriguing archaeology and geology exhibits as well as displays about cultural heritage, ancient civilizations and the arts. You’ll be transported to pre-historic times and take a journey all the way up to present day. There are also numerous festivals held by the museum including Navajo and Hopi Native American events.

Sunset Crater Volcano

This inactive volcano near Flagstaff inspires awe as you walk out over old lava flows and sense the history of the site. Catch the sunset and be amazed!

The sights, experiences, natural wonders and historic sites of Flagstaff are part of its allure for residents and visitors. When you live at the Country Club Vista Flagstaff apartments, you’ll have close access to all of these features and more. Consider making these premiere Flagstaff apartments your new home!

The post The Local’s Guide to Flagstaff appeared first on Country Club Vista Apartments Blog.

Annual Recycled Art Show

This annual show features works of art from artists throughout Coconino County. What sets this art show apart from others is that each piece of art is made from recycled materials. From April 1st through April 30th, visitors can see the entire recycled art exhibition at the Flagstaff Mall.  

Annual Zuni Festival of Arts and Culture

This event, which takes place at the Museum of Northern Arizona on May 27th and 28th, celebrates Zuni arts and culture. The festival features works by more than 50 artists, including contemporary works of art and more traditional ones. Attendees can also enjoy live musical performances and dances and learn more about Zuni culture from informative lectures. 

Backcountry Tour of Wupatki National Monument Agricultural Sites

This tour takes place during Archaeology Month at Walnut Canyon National Monument. The tour, which will be held on March 30th, gives visitors a chance to go on a guided hike through Wupatki National Monument to see agricultural features and pueblos. Visitors can also expect to learn more about agricultural practices in the region. 

Spring Plant Sale and Celebration

Visitors who want to stock up on spring plants can head to The Arboretum at Flagstaff for this annual sale on May 28th. Native wildflowers, heirloom vegetables and more will be available, along with expert gardeners for questions and answers. Visitors can also explore the butterfly house at the arboretum.

Lyrids Meteor Shower at Lowell Observatory

Stargazers can visit the Lowell Observatory to catch the Lyrids Meteor Shower on April 22nd. During this event, visitors can learn more about this meteor shower and enjoy family-friendly activities.  

Our community in Flagstaff, AZ hosts free events for residents. Contact us to learn more about our available Flagstaff apartments.

The post 5 Spring Activities to Do in Flagstaff appeared first on Country Club Vista Apartments Blog.