ARIZONA SNOWBOWL - ONE OF THE OLDEST, CONTINUALLY RUN SKI AREAS IN THE U.S.
Located on the majestic San Francisco Peaks, the Arizona Snowbowl lies 14 miles outside of Flagstaff, 2 hours from Phoenix, and 70 miles from the Grand Canyon. The resort opened in 1938 and is now one of the oldest continually operated ski area in the country.
At A Glance...
- Base elevation — 9,200 feet
- Summit elevation — 11,500 feet
- Vertical drop — 2,300 feet
- Skiable acres — 777
- Runs — 40 (37% beginner, 42% intermediate, 21% advanced); longest is 2 miles
- Lifts —six (in winter); one (in summer)
- Average winter season — mid-December to mid-April
- Average snowfall — 260 inches
- Average summer season - late-May through mid-October
Day Lodges
Two lodges are located at the ski area — Hart Prairie and Agassiz. Two additional lodges are located at the base of the mountain on Highway 180, Ski Lift Lodge & Cabins and Fort Valley Lodge.
Hart Prairie Lodge (9,300 feet)
Summer Operations:
Administration offices
Banquet facilities
Winter Operations:
Food and beverages
Bar and entertainment
Ski & Ride School
Rental equipment
Equipment repair shop
Lift tickets
Restrooms
Sport Shop
First aid
Lost and found
Outdoor BBQ
Guest Services
ATM
Agassiz Lodge (9,500 feet)
Winter & Summer Operations:
Food and beverage
Bar and entertainment
Lift tickets
Sport Shop
First aid
Restrooms
Outdoor BBQ