Once I get to Flagstaff, what are the major area attractions?
Flagstaff is the Northern Arizona epicenter for anthropological and natural history, science, wildlife and environmental organizations, national monuments and recreational areas. In and around Flagstaff, you’ll find must-see attractions that each hold a unique distinction in our state or nation’s history. For example, did you know Pluto was discovered in 1930 by astronomers at the Lowell Observatory? It’s true! And that’s just the beginning of the fascinating facts about these Flagstaff, Arizona attractions. • Lowell Observatory: Located just one mile west of historic downtown Flagstaff, Arizona, Lowell’s scenic Mars Hill campus is the site of our 6500-square foot Steele Visitor Center. We offer guided campus tours daily on the hour from 1 PM to 4 PM, and tours, exhibits and telescope viewing in the evenings. Experience outstanding views of the heavens and wide-screen, cinematic multimedia shows. Come to Lowell and discover your Universe! • The Arboretum at Flagstaff: The Arboretum at
