Top 10 Kid Friendly Things To Do and Attractions in Flagstaff

"In 1904, this pair of historic mansions were constructed in exemplary American arts and crafts style for the Riordan brothers and their wives, who ran the Arizona Lumber and Timber Company. The family went on to be important contributors to the city, including the establishment of the first electricity company and involvement in banking and politics. A tour of the mansion today will reveal a slice of the high life from back then, exhibiting the families original furniture and belongings and covers some history of the family and the area."

"Arizona is full of historic things to see, but few attractions have put in as much effort as the Riordan Mansion State Historic Park. Its proprietors actually tracked down the negatives of the original mansion and remodeled it to be as authentic as possible!. So, what’s the Riordan Mansion State Historic Park?"

"Built in 1904 for two Riordan families, Riordan Mansion is an impressive example of gracious living and Arts and Crafts style architecture. Forty rooms, over 13,000 sq ft. Check the website for tour info and pricing."

"According to legend, Flagstaff was named for the original settlers who stripped a wooden post and attached the American flag to it. This flagstaff stood for years as a testament to the origins of the city and its place in Arizona history. Today, downtown Flagstaff has been revitalized into a busy hub of commerce, but it still retains some old-fashioned charm."

"After getting our feet wet in the Lunar Legacy of Flagstaff, we drove downtown to the Flagstaff Visitor Center. Here we took a photo on the Route 66 mural and “became astronauts” in the astronaut selfie booth. Don’t we look legit?"

"This popular chain ice cream shop has a Flagstaff location on South Milton Road. All their ice cream is handcrafted in each store, and then you choose your toppings which are mixed in on their frozen granite counter. You can build your own sundae at Cold Stone Creamery, or try one of their signature creations like the PB Dough Delight made with peanut butter cookie dough, Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, cookie dough and fudge."

"Milton Rd., Suite 500 Flagstaff, Arizona 86001"

"1530 S Riordan Ranch St d407, Flagstaff, AZ 86001Phone: (928) 774-1034Visit Website. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Java Juice Cafe Flagstaff (@javajuicecafeflagstaff)"

"We tried to go to Java Cafe on a previous visit to Flagstaff because they had vegan crepes. But every time we went they couldn't make the crepes. Now, Java Cafe is almost 100% vegan!"

"They serve Nathan’s hot dogs, breakfast and lunch sandwiches and the yogurt bar is amazing. Building your own dessert is fun for everyone, but especially the little ones. Choose your size, then select your flavor and dispense the amount of frozen yogurt yourself."

"Around AD 1064 a volcano erupted on this spot, spewing ash across 800 sq miles, spawning the Kana-A lava flow and forcing farmers to vacate lands tilled for 400 years. Now the 8029ft Sunset Crater is quiet, and mile-long trails wind through the Bonito lava flow (formed c 1180), and up Lenox Crater (7024ft). More ambitious hikers and bikers can ascend O'Leary Peak (8965ft; 8 miles round-trip), or there's a gentle, 0.3-mile, wheelchair-accessible loop overlooking the petrified flow."

"DAIRY QUEEN is located approximately 9 miles from Flagstaff. If you want to pay them a visit, go to 603 S MILTON RD. Call them at (928) 779-2028. Read more about DAIRY QUEEN in FLAGSTAFF, AZ"

"Milton Rd. Flagstaff, Arizona 86001"

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