View the SNOW-ometer to check the snow accumulation in Flagstaff, Arizona at various winter attractions: Arizona Snowbowl, AZ Nordic Village, Flagstaff Snow Park and Flagstaff Visitor Center in downtown.
Updated weekly on Thursdays. Last update (12/24/21).
Yes, Flagstaff gets snow . . . a lot of snow! Designated as the state’s official Winter Wonderland, the snow-ometer will provide a quick view into where and how much snow is currently on the ground at various locations in and around Flagstaff. Please know the measurement can vary, snow can quickly melt . . . if you’re needing specifics please refer to the experts at the links below.
Download the Flagstaff winter snow play from above or here as a pdf: wintersnowplaymap.pdf
Arizona Snowbowl is located on the western slope of Mount Humphreys on the majestic San Francisco Peaks, 12 miles outside of Flagstaff. Arizona Snowbowl opened in 1938 and is one of the oldest continually run ski areas in the United States. The ski area has State-of-the-art snowmaking to help guarantee a season from mid-November through mid-April to enjoy 777 acres, eight lifts and great amenities.
Nestled in a snow-pocket of the San Francisco Peaks at an average elevation of 8,300 feet, the Arizona Nordic Village (ANV) is the premier cross-country ski location in Arizona. Located in the foothills of Arizona’s tallest mountain range, you can ski and play in the quaking aspens and pine trees of the Coconino National Forest all the while enjoying the magnificent scenery Northern Arizona has to offer.
At 7,000 feet above sea level, and with an average annual snow fall of over 100 inches, Flagstaff is one of the snowiest cities in the United States. Flagstaff Snow Park is dedicated to providing exceptional snow play opportunities for all. Let's play!
Stop by the Historic Flagstaff Visitor Center in historic downtown adorned in tens of thousands of sparkling lights, lamp posts decked with wreaths, and a retired steam engine providing a beautiful glistening backdrop for must-have holiday photos.
The breathtaking ensemble of colorful rock layers, impressive buttes and shadowed side canyons sets Grand Canyon apart. The South Rim Village features buildings from the early 1900s including the historic El Tovar Hotel, Mary Colter's Lookout Studio and Hopi House, Vercamp's Visitor Center and Kolb Studio. South Rim is open year-round.
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