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Fun Things To Do Near Hotel Elev8 Flagstaff I-40 Exit 198 Butler Ave

Hotel Elev8 Flagstaff I-40 Exit 198 Butler Aven, AZ is ideally located for those looking to explore the great outdoors. Hiking, mountain biking, fishing, bird watching, wildlife viewing, and camping can all be enjoyed at nearby forested locations. For those looking for a more unique experience, Flagstaff has plenty of exciting local museums, art galleries, and cultural destinations. Nightlife is also fairly vibrant, with lots of great bars, restaurants, and nightlife spots. There is truly something for everyone near Hotel Elev8 Flagstaff I-40 Exit 198 Butler Ave. AZ.

Best Restaurants Near Hotel Elev8 Flagstaff I-40 Exit 198 Butler Ave

The area around Hotel Elev8 Flagstaff I-40 Exit 198 Butler Ave AZ is blessed with an abundance of excellent restaurants. Whether you're looking for a quick bite or a memorable dining experience, you won't be disappointed. Try The State Bar for their award-winning wood-fired pizza. Stopping in for a bite? Head to Rene's Mexican Food for some delicious Mexican fare. For a unique dining experience, try Brix Restaurant & Wine Bar with its Mediterranean-inspired menu. And for a sweet treat after dinner, don't miss out on Clancey's Creamery where you can get handcrafted ice cream. With so many tasty options, you're sure to find something to please everyone!

Weekend Itinerary Near Hotel Elev8 Flagstaff I-40 Exit 198 Butler Ave

A great weekend itinerary near Hotel Elev8 Flagstaff I-40 Exit 198 Butler Ave AZ starts with a visit to the beautiful exploration of Walnut Canyon National Monument. Here, visitors will take in 400-foot-deep, 20-mile-long canyons, filled with dramatically eroded hoodoos and home to the Sinagua people who inhabited the area from the 12th century through the early 1400s. Then, visitors will enjoy a bit of downtown Flagstaff, featuring al fresco eateries, coffee shops, shops, and galleries. After exploring downtown, visitors can soak up the majestic beauty of the nearby San Francisco Peaks, and take a few minutes to enjoy the blissful silence of Kachina Trails. Finally, a visit to the Museum of Northern Arizona is a must for an educational experience about Northern Arizona's cultural and natural history.