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Flagstaff Visitor Center: Gateway to Northern Arizona
Your adventure starts here! Get free guides, maps, and personalized travel advice at the Flagstaff Visitor Center on historic Route 66.
Located in the historic Santa Fe train depot on Route 66, the Flagstaff Visitor Center is the perfect starting point for exploring Flagstaff and the surrounding region. Friendly staff provide free guides, maps, brochures, and personalized travel advice.
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A brief summary to 1 E Rte 66
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
Plan your visit
1 E Rte 66, Flagstaff, Southside Neighborhood, Arizona, 86001, US
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Getting There
Walking
The Flagstaff Visitor Center is located at 1 E Route 66 in downtown Flagstaff. If you are in the downtown area, it is easily accessible on foot. From Heritage Square, walk east on Route 66 for about 2 blocks. The Visitor Center will be on your right, inside the historic train depot.
Public Transport
The Flagstaff Visitor Center is located at the Amtrak station, making it easily accessible by public transportation. Several Mountain Line bus routes serve the station. Check the Mountain Line website for schedules and route information. A single ride fare is $1.25.
Taxi/Ride-share
Taxis and ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are readily available in Flagstaff. A short ride from anywhere in the downtown area to the Visitor Center will typically cost between $7 and $12, depending on demand and distance.
Parking
Metered street parking is available near the Visitor Center. There is also overnight parking available for Amtrak customers one and one-half blocks away on Phoenix Ave. Metered parking typically costs $1 per hour, with varying time limits. Be sure to check the parking signs for specific regulations.
Local tips
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Pick up free maps and guides to help plan your exploration of Flagstaff and Northern Arizona.
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Ask the staff for personalized recommendations based on your interests and available time.
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Browse the gift shop for Route 66 memorabilia and locally-made souvenirs.
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The Flagstaff Visitor Center, situated at 1 E Route 66, resides within the historic Santa Fe passenger train depot. This places it in the heart of downtown Flagstaff, along the iconic Route 66, and within the Southside neighborhood.Originally, Route 66 was to veer south towards Phoenix; however, a Flagstaff delegation successfully advocated for it to pass through northern Arizona. The establishment of Route 66 in 1926 transformed Flagstaff into a bustling hub with numerous motels, diners, and attractions. Today, Flagstaff takes pride in its Route 66 heritage, and visitors can still experience the charm of this bygone era.The Visitor Center provides personalized travel information, free guides, maps, and brochures. The knowledgeable staff offers recommendations for attractions and activities, along with insider tips for experiencing Flagstaff. The center also features a gift shop with Flagstaff souvenirs, Route 66 memorabilia, and locally crafted items.
A brief summary to 1 E Rte 66
Use 1 E Rte 66 as your starting point for nearby food, family ideas, nightlife, and more local discoveries.
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