Discover Flagstaff's past — good and bad — on a haunted history walking tour of its downtown district. Learn about the city's intrepid first settlers and how the area became a popular spot over the centuries. Hear a spooky story or two linked to famous sights, to keep you on your toes. Uncover parts of Flagstaff's long-standing history from your guide. Home to a few sheep herders and ranchers in the mid-1800s, Flagstaff was settled under the Homestead Act. Learn how his tiny settlement at the base of the San Francisco Peaks sprouted saloons and gambling halls (and a few merchandising stores) almost overnight once a railroad was installed. Hear stories of how the town avoided the fate of many a railroad boom town because of the foresight of businessmen like E.E. Ayer, who opened the town's saw mill just weeks after the first train ran through. The mill gave steady employment for men and their families and soon, churches, schools, and mercantile ventures sprang up. Walk to locations where many a colorful character from the past was known to wander the town, looking for a gun fight or a game of poker to pass their time — perhaps even staying around to haunt these spots today.

Discover Flagstaff, Arizona by exploring this city's most haunted attractions on foot. Take in the mountain town’s iconic charm while learning some intriguing history and listening to ghost stories appropriate for all ages. The adventure begins at the Flagstaff City-Coconino County Public Library. Take a closer look at the library's unusual history and learn why it's been listed among the greatest haunts of the American Old West. Pass other spooky venues, such as the Milligan House and the Theatrikos Theater Company. Continue to the Orpheum Theater, a majestic opera house with some unique inhabitants. Pass the Weatherford and Monte Vista hotels and hear about Flagstaff's important history as a rail transit hub at the 1926 Santa Fe Train Depot.

Join Flagstaff Stargazing on a journey through the cosmos as we bring faraway galaxies, planets, and nebulae to you using telescopes, long exposure photography techniques, and the latest technology in deep space imaging. To start our evening, we will get everyone situated with a chair and hot drinks, connect your cell phones to our Stellina telescope, and get our 8" computerized Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope calibrated for the evening. While we wait for the images to "develop" from the first telescope, our trip through the cosmos will commence! Along the way we will be discussing ancient constellation mythology, modern astronomy, basic explanations of deep space objects such as galaxies and nebulae, and dark sky conservation topics. But all in all, our experience is designed to show our guests what true dark skies are all about. If you don’t know something needs protecting, you don’t know something needs protecting! To end our evening, you will get one of the most unique photos in the Southwest...standing under a sea of stars in one of the darkest skies in the Southwest. If you would like to bring your own photography equipment, we are happy to provide basic instruction to astrophotography and night-scape photography to help get you started! -If poor viewing conditions are presented, we will offer alternative dates or a refund.

Learn about the haunted history of Flagstaff over a beer on this haunted pub crawl and walking tour. Hear stories of robbery, murder, and suicide from the city's past. Meet your guide near the train station. Walk through Flagstaff's historic downtown area as you listen to anecdotes about the colorful characters that used to live there. Stroll past the city's haunted historic buildings, like the Orpheum Theater and the iconic Weatherford Hotel. See the 1926 train depot and the Hotel Monte Vista. Stop at three different downtown pubs along the way. Enjoy a drink while your guide captivates you with seedy stories from the past.

Take a journey back in time and hear the sordid tales behind Flagstaff, Arizona's creepiest sites. Home to some of the most haunted rail-side hotels to grace this side of the Mississippi, the City of Seven Wonders is full of scary secrets waiting to be discovered. The adventure begins at the Hotel Monte Vista, whose phantom bell boy has been haunting guests since the 1920s. Hear the stories that have captivated its many famous guests before continuing on to discover the terrible tales from local spots like the Milligan House and Orpheum Theater. Wander past the Flagstaff City-Coconino County Public Library and hear why it's been listed among the greatest haunts of the American Old West. Learn about the life and death of America’s iconic Route 66 and the stories behind the 1926 Santa Fe Train Depot and Historic Train Monument.

Go on a guided walking tour of downtown Flagstaff and learn about its haunted history. Listen to stories of ghosts, villains, and tragedy. Meet your guide near City Hall and start your walking tour through Flagstaff's historic downtown district. Learn about the colorful characters that once walked the streets. Listen as these figures are brought to life by eerie tales and ghostly stories from your guide. Learn about John Weatherford, eccentric builder of both the Orpheum Theatre and iconic Weatherford Hotel. Hear tales of kindly Dr. Raymond, the beloved town physician who built his home and offices on Leroux St. Walk past the 1926 train depot and the Hotel Monte Vista, a couple of historic buildings with a haunted reputation. Shiver at the tragic story of Marie Walkup and her murdered children that occurred during the town’s 1937 hey-day. Shake your head as you learn about the 1988 trial of George Abbott.