Flagstaff

About Flagstaff

Flagstaff is the largest city in the region, about 80 miles from the South Rim, offering a full range of urban amenities, a university-town atmosphere, and easy access to Sedona, Route 66, and the San Francisco Peaks in addition to the canyon.

Flagstaff is a regional town for Grand Canyon National Park, sitting on the South Rim approach via Highway 180. It's the largest city in the region, with the widest range of amenities.

Planning Your Stay in Flagstaff

Visitors based in Flagstaff can find dining, lodging, and other services listed on this site's guides for the town — see the full directory of options for the South Rim approach via Highway 180 for specifics on where to eat and stay nearby.