Venture into the heart of nature at Arizona Nordic Village, a unique destination set at an elevation of 8,000 feet.
With over 20 miles of trails tailored for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and fat tire biking, and rustic camping options, the Arizona Nordic Village provides a peaceful retreat surrounded by the stunning Ponderosa Pines.
Embark on an unforgettable outdoor adventure at Arizona Nordic Village, where over 35 miles of groomed trails invite you to cross-country ski or snowshoe through the serene Ponderosa Pines. Open from mid-November to mid-April, these trails cater to all skill levels, offering breathtaking views and varying degrees of difficulty. When winter subsides, the trails transform into a haven for hiking and biking, welcoming outdoor enthusiasts from spring through fall.
To access the trails, you must purchase a day pass, multi-day pass, or season pass. The season pass provides 24/7 access to trails and comes with fantastic perks, including a 20% discount on lodging, services, and retail. It also grants one free classic ski lesson and complimentary day passes. Day passes and multi-day passes provide visitors access to the trails from 8 a.m. - 4 p.m., 7 days a week. You can also bring your dog along with a required dog pass, which can be purchased on-site. Purchase passes here.
Rent everything you need for a fun day on the trails at the Arizona Nordic Village rental shop. With skis, poles, boots, sleds, and snowshoes available for rent, you’ll be well prepared to explore the trails. The rental shop is open from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. and rentals are due back by 3 p.m., so plan your adventure accordingly.
Sleep close to nature in one of Arizona Nordic Village’s off-grid yurts and cabins, or the Ponderosa Suite. All units are dog-friendly, making it easy to bring your furry companions along on your adventure.
Experience the charm of staying in a yurt at Arizona Nordic Village. These off-grid accommodations feature wood-burning stoves, mattresses, and close proximity to nature.
Cozy up in one of Arizona Nordic Village’s cabins, perfect for small groups or families. Each cabin is equipped with a wood-burning stove, a bunk bed and a full-sized bed to comfortably sleep up to four people. These off-grid cabins provide a peaceful retreat.
Prefer more creature comforts? Stay in The Ponderosa Suite–located above the main lodge, the suite features modern comforts like electricity, a queen-sized bed, a sofa sleeper, a kitchenette, propane heater, and close proximity to the shared bathroom downstairs.
Ready to explore Arizona Nordic Village? Getting to the village from Flagstaff is simple–just drive 16-miles north on US 180. The village is open daily from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., offering trails, rentals, and lodging for visitors. Check their website to book accommodations or learn more about hours and updates.
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