3 New Spots in Flagstaff

Leah MesquitaJuly 10, 2023
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Need an escape from the blistering Valley heat? Try trekking up to Flagstaff for top-notch restaurants, scenic hiking trails and one-of-a-kind experiences in the pines.

Plantasia
In the mood for “chicken” nachos or hemp tamales? Flagstaff’s newest vegan restaurant, Plantasia, offers plant-based alternatives to traditional comfort foods. It’s open seven days a week, so you can stop by and enjoy Buffalo cauliflower wings, carrot cake or a selection of vegan wine anytime the cravings strike.

Flagstaff Trails Passport
Narrowing down the perfect hiking trail in a town full of them is easier than ever before. Hikers can utilize the new Flagstaff Trails Passport online tool to avoid trail congestion and win prizes. You get points for each hike check-in, with more difficult hikes netting more points. Simply sign up, receive a text and prepare for adventure.

Route 66 Car Show: The Mother Road Classic
Looking for a more unique excursion? Swing by Flagstaff’s Route 66 Car Show on August 19. In the Flagstaff City Hall and Wheeler Park parking areas, visitors can observe as more than 100 vintage cars compete for awards in various categories, including Best Street Rod.