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The Farm Boy Who Discovered Pluto From a Flagstaff Hilltop
In 1930, a self-taught farm boy with a homemade telescope discovered Pluto from a hilltop observatory above Flagstaff. Learn the story behind Flagstaff's Dark Sky City reputation, and why the same clear skies are still visible from Little America's forested grounds today.
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Grand Canyon by Day, Written in Stars by Night: A Fall Guide from Little America Flagstaff
Discover why fall is the best time to pair a day at the Grand Canyon with a night beneath Flagstaff's world famous dark skies. Little America Flagstaff serves as the perfect home base for both once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
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Flagstaff Weather, Explained: A Guide to Our Four Distinct Seasons
Flagstaff's high elevation gives it something rare in Arizona: four true seasons. From cool summer escapes to snowy winter getaways, discover what makes Flagstaff's climate one of the best reasons to visit Little America Flagstaff any time of year.
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Dino Days at Little America Flagstaff: A Celebration 110 Years in the Making
On June 5, Little America Flagstaff hosted Dino Days, a free community celebration honoring Sinclair Oil's 110th anniversary. Nearly 200 guests turned out for burgers, a bounce house, a prize wheel, and photos with Dino the Brontosaurus, all set against the backdrop of Route 66's own centennial year.
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