Travel & Lodging

Flagstaff is easily accessible by car, being a major stop along the historic Route 66 and intersected by Interstate 40. It’s an excellent option for those who enjoy scenic drives.

• From Phoenix: Take I-17 North directly to Flagstaff. The drive is approximately 2 hours and offers stunning views of Arizona's landscapes.

• From Las Vegas: Drive southeast on US-93, merge onto I-40 East, and continue to Flagstaff. This route takes about 4 hours and passes through the Mojave Desert.

• From Albuquerque: Head west on I-40 to reach Flagstaff in about 4.5 hours, traversing the beautiful high desert scenery.

Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (FLG) is the primary gateway by air, though it's a smaller regional airport.

• Airlines: American Airlines offers flights to Flagstaff, primarily connecting through Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport (PHX) or Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW).

• Services: Despite its size, the airport provides essential services including car rentals, taxi services, and a waiting area.

• Alternative Airports: For more flight options, consider flying into Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport and driving to Flagstaff.

For those preferring not to drive, shuttle services offer a convenient alternative:

• Groome Transportation: This shuttle service operates daily between Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport and Flagstaff, providing multiple trips each day. The travel time is approximately 3 hours. Reservations can be made online, and door-to-door service is available in Flagstaff.