Discover free admission days, library Culture Pass destinations, and low-cost community recreation across Flagstaff, Williams, Northern Sedona, Page, and surrounding high-country communities.
Drive-through wildlife parks and alpine animal observation facilities.
North American wildlife park featuring a 3-mile drive-through route through ponderosa pine forests, allowing guests to view bison, wolves, and bears from their own climate-controlled vehicle. Separate paved walk-through area available with loaner wheelchairs.
High-elevation botanical gardens, barrier-free county park loops, and canyon overlooks.
200-acre botanical garden at 7,150 feet elevation exhibiting native Colorado Plateau flora and wildflower gardens. Culture Passes valid for 2 free admissions during the seasonal operational window (May 1 through October 31). Level pathways through pine groves.
Multi-use historic county park featuring paved pedestrian loops, picnic ramadas, and accessible pine-needle trails. Free public parking and level pathways connecting recreation grounds and historic buildings.
215-acre open-space city park situated on McPherson Mesa. Features a flat, wide 2-mile crushed-aggregate loop trail offering unobstructed views of the San Francisco Peaks with frequent benches and resting stations.
Observatories, regional natural history institutions, and military heritage museums.
National Historic Landmark research institution where Pluto was discovered. Includes interactive astronomy exhibitions and open-deck telescope observation plazas. Paved ADA-accessible walkways link main exhibit halls.
Preserves and interprets the indigenous cultures, geology, fine arts, and natural sciences of the Colorado Plateau. Single-level interior museum facility with barrier-free corridors and loaner wheelchairs.
Housed in the historic 1929 regimental headquarters; chronicles the service of the 158th Infantry Regiment ('Bushmasters') and Arizona military personnel through authentic equipment and photograph displays. Ground-level entry.
Remarkable 1904 Arts and Crafts-style duplex home built for timber pioneer families. Features accessible visitor center exhibits and paved outdoor grounds loops with interpretive panels; first floor of mansion is wheelchair accessible.
Dedicated to the life of Major John Wesley Powell, Colorado River river expeditions, and the construction of Glen Canyon Dam. Level street access and visitor information center.
Historic pioneer homesteads, community arts centers, and sculpture grounds.
Located on the historic Jordan Family farmstead. Showcases early pioneer orchard ranching, cowboy life, and classic Hollywood Western filming history. Ground-level exhibits and accessible paths through park grounds.
Community arts hub managed by Creative Flagstaff featuring a 4,000-square-foot main exhibition gallery, indoor theater, and outdoor spaces showcasing regional artists. Fully ADA accessible with level parking.
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