I'm not sure if yall know this, but I kind of LOVE going to the gym. I go every day pretty much. So…read moreif for some reason I have to miss it, like traveling makes me miss it, that shit drives me crazy! Back in September, we drove down to Arizona, the BEAUTIFUL! BEAUTIFUL! BEAUTIFUL! Flagstaff, AZ....for a dear friends wedding. We left Boise and I had to skip the gym that day, obviously lol. I missed the next day as well. Like a crack head does or a tweaker does...I was basically jonesing for the gym. Pathetic, right? Yeah, it kinda is. NEVER IN MY LIFE would I have ever guess that I'd love the gym as much as I do, buuuuuuuut.....ahhhhhh, I do! We arrive in Flagstaff on Friday. Before I left for AZ, I set up a temporary pass for Anytime Fitness. It's convenient if you're traveling. Gyms may be tiny, but like I said, for traveling, it's better than the hotel gyms. I go to Anytime Fitness on Saturday, September 7th. THEY. WERE. CLOSED. No staff! Seriously WHAT THAAAA??? So I immediately look for any other gyms and then I remember Flagstaff Athletic Club! The one of the westside of town, by campus....the one I worked at waaaaaay back in the day when I went to escuela en Flagstaff! My job there didn't last long, unfortunately...as I had to be to work at 4am. A student, having to work at 4am, when I spent every night at the NAU library.....I was a dork for all the right reasons, haha! So, as mentioned, I didn't last long. But it was fantastic to go back to this gym to actually work out! It's a beautiful club with amazing views from the weight room. I believe I added a pic when I checked in. Flagstaff is so beautiful. I've said this a million times...if for some god forsaken reason I had to ever move back to the pit of a state, I'd gladly live in Flagstaff. Ok, the staff was incredibly, incredibly sweet! 2 girls from NAU were at the counter. $15 dollhairs for a day pass, includes access to all of the gym, 'towel service's etc. I was trying to avoid paying for a day pass which I why I originally went to Anytime Fitness. But whatevs, it was worth it. I had an AMAZING work out! Their gym has so many machines, weights, etc that I pray my gym would get. A lot of FAC equipment is outdated though, if ima be honest. It still works, but this equipment was there when I worked there like...15, 16 years ago and I'm sure it's older than that. Anyone who goes there, knows it's hella old...the weight room is what I'm talking about. The cardio machines are newer and nice and the cardio room is massive, great views again, plenty of TVs etc. This is an exceptional gym ...even if I knocked how hella old their weight room and equipment is lol. If I ever go back to Flag for a visit AND....I WILL... I won't waste any time with getting an Anytime Fitness temp membership....I'll just go where I should be and that's at Flagstaff Athletic Club. (How's that last line?.sounding like something from a commercial haha! "ON THE GO AND NEED TO GET SWOLE?!?! LOOK NO FURTHER THAN FLAGSTAFF ATHLETIC CLUB! TO SATISFY ALL YOUR WEIGHTLIFTING NEEDS AND GOALS!" Ok now I'm being ridiculous hahaha! They have everything you could imagine tho...even racquetball courts and plenty of them too! It's a great place! Go! Get swole! Enjoy! Thanks yelpers! And people who are just looking up reviews! I'm ending this because I KNOW Yelp will tell me I've said too much if I don't shut up now hahaha! Cheers!

This review applies to both locations…read more FAC has both good and bad aspects. I'll try to be fair. The bad - if you're used to a new, shiny club featuring stainless steel open areas and shiny tile FAC is not it. The buildings were built in the 70s and despite some remodeling at the West club both clubs are dated and somewhat dreary. At times it seems they are not even trying to (shower heads in the east club are mismatched, come on), tile is dingy, and both clubs give a worn out vibe. Some of the gym equipment has seen better days, esp at the east. The good - the staff is very friendly, their classes are varied and a lot of fun, both clubs have both a steam room and sauna plus a jacuzzi, and they always seem to have an ample supply of clean towels. Overall grade B minus.

We were visiting Sedona and saw this park before heading over there. Our kids had a great time and…read morethe park was big enough! Very clean and well maintained, with shade which was amazing! I recommend it for a chill hang out for the kiddos and the adults too!

This is a fantastic park located just minutes from downtown Sedona. We met several locals who were…read moreincredibly friendly and gave us great recommendations for local food and entertainment. My children and I loved having enough space to toss a softball around on the large, grassy field--it was such a relaxing way to spend the afternoon. If you have a few hours to spare, don't miss this little gem. Enjoy your day!

Not the ordinary park I'm accustomed to being from Tucson. This park is spacious and filled with…read morelots of hiking trails and trees! Dogs loved it!

This place brings many fond memories. As a child born and raised in Flagstaff this was our park …read more Many a summer having picnics and playing on the swings and slides .

I've been looking around for a gym with certain classes I'm interested in and have finally found a…read morematch. Flagstaff Athletic Club offers over 100 classes a week between both clubs. With a membership you have access to both locations The West location is being remodeled and it looks amazing Salt water pool in the East location

SPIN CLASS REVIEW: Great trainers. Sean, Angie, super good. Sadly, FAC West has Very Run Down…read morecycling equipment in the West Club spin room. The worst I have ever used at any club ever. Totally warn out and no signs of maintenance. Actually, this review is way to nice, it is so much worse, I don't want to get anyone in trouble.

Slide Rock is a natural water park. Families abound. The water was a tad cold but I spent most…read moreof my time lounging on the rocks. So fun. Please come and create your own adventure.

We took the whole crew to Slide Rock State Park, and this one surprised a few people. On paper, it…read moresounds simple. A creek, some rocks, a natural "slide." In reality, it's a full-on experience. First thing you notice is the setting. You're tucked into Oak Creek Canyon with red rock walls rising up around you, water cutting through it like it's been doing forever. It's one of those places where the scenery alone would be enough. But then you add the water. And that water is cold. Not refreshing. Not brisk. Cold. The kind that hits you and resets your entire nervous system. Once you get past that initial shock, though, it's perfect, especially with the Arizona heat doing its thing overhead. The main attraction is the natural rock slide, which is exactly what it sounds like. Smooth, worn stone with water rushing over it, turning the whole thing into a fast-moving chute. Kids loved it. Adults pretended to be cautious and then went right down anyway. It's controlled chaos in the best way. People laughing, slipping, climbing back up to do it again. We had a bigger group, so we claimed a stretch of rock and sort of set up camp for a few hours. There's enough space to spread out if you're willing to walk a bit. Towels on the rocks, bags tucked away, everyone rotating between the water and just sitting back taking it all in. It does get busy. No way around that. This isn't some hidden, quiet spot. But it never felt overwhelming, just lively. There's an energy to it that works. Families, groups of friends, everyone there for the same reason, to cool off and have a good time. A couple practical things. Wear shoes with some grip. Those rocks are no joke. And keep an eye on your footing, especially with kids. It's fun, but it demands a little respect. What stuck with me is how simple it is. No overthinking, no production. Just water, rock, and gravity doing what they do. You show up, you get in, you laugh a little, maybe get knocked around once or twice, and you leave feeling like you actually did something with your day. If you're anywhere near Sedona and it's warm out, this is an easy call. It's not polished, it's not quiet, and that's exactly why it works.

This is a cool park. I have visited Sedona most of my life and have never been to this park until…read morerecently. Packet Pickup for RunSedona was here and I got to explore the park a little bit after I got my gear. They have a skate park, dog park, basketball and volleyball courts, softball fields and an outdoor pavilion for events. There is so much to do here. Posse Grounds Park is 79 acres and is Sedona's first park. One thing I like is that it is located a good distance from Sedona's more touristy areas and has great views of its surrounding red rock formations. Posse Grounds Park is a stop for the Sedona Shuttle. This free shuttle takes you around to Sedona's more crowded hiking spots like Devil's Bridge and Cathedral Rock. The nice thing is that you can park here for free and ride the shuttle to your destination and they will take you back. There is a schedule for the shuttle times on the sign by the pickup area.

I really enjoyed Posse Grounds Park. It is a community park that has something for everyone. The…read morewide open spaces are perfect for walking, picnicking, or just relaxing and enjoying the scenery. It's clean, well maintained, and feels very welcoming for families, kids, and visitors of all ages. We did a few hikes around here in the Sedona area and absolutely loved it!

Kelsey at Roots takes your body's proper form very seriously and gives you a kick-butt Functional…read moreworkout. Having tried several Pilates studios in four states, and being a personal trainer and yoga teacher myself who has high expectations, I can confidently say this is one of the highest quality studios available. I call it my Happy Place.

first time client booked a 5pm class drive 76 miles one way and built my entire day around getting…read morethere at 5 and they had their class schedule wrong on their website it was at 4! unreal frustrated and an entire day wasted after driving 3 hours for nothing!

This park is the coolest! I would never let my kids explore solo because it's directly next to a…read moreskate park with teenagers making CHOICES, but I definitely think the park is the coolest in all of Flag. The Zipline and "big kid" playground options make my kids so excited to explore. I'll admit, I love the zipline as well. It's a must-do if you have kids between ages 4-10!

Really easy location to get to if stopping by through town. Pretty chilly in winter and equipment a…read morelittle cold (metal parts) but kids loved it. Clean and lots of things to do, places to sit etc.

Tonto Natural Bridge State Park is beautiful, I'm so glad I had the opportunity to finally check it…read moreout! It costs $10/person and you can pay at the entrance booth with cash or go inside to pay with card. We did not hike down to the creek/observation bridge but will definitely check it out on another visit. There are four easily labeled viewpoints that show different angles of the bridge. There was a lot of wildlife when we went and we even got to see a Coati! This place is great, definitely check it out.

Why it is $10 PER PERSON for a park that isn't that big and only has a few trails? And why do the…read moretrails close at 4pm? At least during the months where the sun doesn't set that early, the park should stay open past 5. Anyway, my mom, dad, and I stopped here around 3 on a Friday in early October. There were several different parking lots to choose from with plenty of spaces. There weren't that many people there but there were quite a few groups for them supposedly closing in less than an hour. Even at 3:45 there were still a decent amount of cars in the various lots. The actual natural bridge was pretty cool to see. The waterfall was interesting in that it was many trickles combined to form a "waterfall." I just wish my mom and I weren't experiencing leg/hip injuries that prevented us from doing the couple strenuous trails that we so would've done had it not be for our ongoing pain issues. I really would've liked to do the Gowan trail. Alas. We loved how each trail was nicely marked and there were even arrows painted on the rocks down in the canyon part. Way to go, Arizona!