Arizona Nordic Village

Flagstaff


There are five backcountry yurts 1 to 2.7 miles from the trailhead, plus a handful of cabins and yurts that you don't need to hike to. Note that the yurts are very basic – you'll only have mattresses, a woodstove and a table, but it's a great way to spend the night in the winter wilderness. Large yurts sleep up to eight.


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Nearby Flagstaff attractions

1. Museum of Northern Arizona

11.5 MILES

Housed in an attractive Craftsman-style stone building amid a pine grove, this small but excellent museum spotlights local American Indian archaeology,…

2. Coconino Center for the Arts

12.39 MILES

The Coconino Center for the Arts exhibits works by local artists and hosts various performances and programs. Check its website for current exhibitions…

3. Pioneer Museum

12.46 MILES

Built in 1908 with volcanic remains from the nearby Mt Elden eruptions, this stone house served as the Coconino County Hospital for the needy and was…

4. Lowell Observatory

13.35 MILES

Astronomers, get ready to geek out! Sitting atop a hill just west of downtown, this national historic landmark – famous for the first sighting of Pluto in…

5. Thorpe Park

13.55 MILES

A great playground with plenty of grass and shade, and a dog park.

6. Heritage Square

14.09 MILES

The central square in Flagstaff's historic downtown has a handful of cafes offering outdoor seating. In summer there's weekend music and family-friendly…

7. Riordan Mansion State Historic Park

14.38 MILES

Having made a fortune from their Arizona Lumber Company, brothers Michael and Timothy Riordan built this sprawling duplex in 1904. The Craftsman-style…

8. Arboretum

14.59 MILES

This 200-acre arboretum is a lovely spot to take a break and rejuvenate your spirits. Two short trails hug a meadow and wind beneath ponderosa pines,…