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About Flagstaff

Under the watchful gaze of the San Francisco Peaks, famed Route 66 (a.k.a. the Ghost Highway) winds its way around northern Arizona's dramatic landscape, past Walnut Canyon, south of Sunset Crater and the Painted Desert, and right through the heart of downtown Flagstaff. According to local lore, this quiet, close-knit...  [read more]

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Interesting Factoid
Flagstaff Factoid
Legendary Route 66, probably America's best-known highway, was famous for its roadside attractions and local color. With the advent of interstates, 66 took a backseat to development. However, the road still exists, and its fame is being reclaimed by cities along its circuit. In Flagstaff, for example, Route 66 was renamed to Santa Fe Avenue, although recent efforts have reversed the change. Today, you'll see both monikers in use.