Conceived by star chef Rochelle Daniel, the speakeasy is located downstairs from Daniel’s celebrated fine-dining restaurant Atria, which recently added a Michelin-recommended accolade to its already stuffed trophy case. To lead the cocktail program, Daniel tapped her business and life partner, Michael Hopper, who serves as general manager, bar director and cocktail whisperer.
The challenging yet approachable path seamlessly melds easy alpine traipses with aggressive climbing.
Savor the Flagstaff outdoors – and get a monster dose of Americana.
From Oktoberfest in Flag to coasting on Coronado, live your best autumn with this quintet of regional getaway schemes.
Epic kabob. Legendary sushi. Paradigm-shifting panang. Fill your 2025 with these and other culinary favorites selected by our food writers and editors in this sprawling, border-to-border salute to Arizona dining.
Winter is hardly the one-dimensional activity season the ski slopes want it to be. From stargazing in Flagstaff to swinging 8-irons in sun-drenched St. George, these alternate interest-driven adventures will put some variety in your vacationing. (And, yes, there’s skiing, too.)
Heading up north for a snow day? Bookmark these three new spots.
If you’re looking for a mind-boggling, surreal experience, forget theme park attractions--Red Mountain is the real deal.
With numerous limestone caves, ancient sand dune rock formations and acres of alpine meadows, Arizona's other Fay Canyon is a joy to explore.
Hidden on a high Flagstaff mesa just about a mile off Interstate 17 is a walk able, 70-acre waterfowl wonderland.
Rubbing elbows with suburbia and a manicured golf course, this trail bundle is easy to access and-- believe it or not--actually provides some solitude and decent scenic views.
Presented by PHOENIX magazine, this awards program showcases the noteworthy places, businesses and activities that inspire a sense of adventure when visitors explore our magnificent state.
