After the cold, the floods. Wednesday’s near-record cold in
Flagstaff was followed by frozen and burst pipes Thursday, forcing
the closure of several schools and businesses.

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Flagstaff Hotels ? A Destination for all Seasons

Flagstaff, Arizona is a northern town that boasts year-round cooler temperatures than the Phoenix Valley. It’s for this reason that Arizonans and other visitors flock to hotels in Flagstaff all year long to take in the sights, sounds, events and a healthy dose of college-town charm.

Spring and summer in Flagstaff are a beautiful time of year. In springtime the temperatures range from the high-50s and 60s during the day to wonderfully chilly lows in the evenings. In summer average highs are in the mid 70s to 80s and evening lows are in the 40s and 50s. Both spring and summer are a great time of year to check out Flagstaff’s outdoor activities like hiking, biking, hiking, Grand Canyon tours and, of course, walking around the quaint downtown area.

The fall boasts some amazing fall foliage in Flagstaff and nearby in Sedona’s Oak Creek Canyon. Lots of visitors leave their Flagstaff hotels early in the morning to take a long, leisurely drive through town and then on to Sedona. The trees in Oak Creek Canyon are among the most beautiful in the country at this time of year; putting on quite a show in breathtaking golds, reds and more.

Winter is a wonderful time to visit Flagstaff because of all the lovely snow! Lots of Arizonans come up to the area just to catch a glimpse of the white stuff for a day. Others hole up in one of many hotels in Flagstaff to spend a few days playing in t powder either on the nearby ski slopes or just tooling around town. And there are plenty of great spots to warm up after a cold day in the snow. The Beaver Street Brewery is a great spot to grab a hot soup or a micro-brewed beer and relax. If cold weather suits your tastes, you’ll definitely love this town in winter.