Arizona snowbowl

View the Arizona Snowbowl trail map for a preview of the trails and lifts at the ski resort. Navigate the mountain with the latest Arizona Snowbowl ski maps.

Ski resort home to 260 inches of average snowfall, 2,300 ft. vertical drop & the largest beginner terrain in the Southwest – Snowbowl is Where Arizona Skis.

Pro Tips on how to have the best day at Arizona Snowbowl. From discounted Snowbowl lift tickets, parking, and shuttle rides, to breakfast on your way up, here are local tricks.

I frequently hear people complain that they miss seeing fall colors in Phoenix. It’s true, we don’t see much of a seasonal change here in the Valley of the Sun. Most of the trees are evergreen such as the Palo Verde tree. One of the best places to go and see fall colors is at the Arizona Snowbowl People come to Arizona Snowbowl for a couple of reasons, but the biggest reason is due to the birch trees in the area. There are a ton of birch trees, and some nice parking areas where you can stop…

With an average of over 240 inches of annual snowfall and normally beautiful sunny blue skies, the Arizona Snowbowl has the longest ski season in Arizona as well as the largest beginner terrain in the Southwest. It is a great place to go with kids as there are plenty of nice long cruiser runs, a good ski school and it is very family-friendly. For those who want more challenge, you can take the Agassiz lift up to the top at 11,500 feet and climb up to the Upper Bowl.

Arizona Snowbowl isn't just for skiing. In the summer, you can ride the scenic chairlift that delivers you to the top of the tallest peak in Arizona!

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With a Flagstaff road sign in the foreground, the San Francisco Peaks in the background, and ponderosa pines all around, this field of yellow flowers beside the highway is as "Flagstaff" as it gets. A signature location for this mountain town, the Fort Valley flower field is a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike during the summer. When driving between Flagstaff and