Buffalo Park
Nestled along the legendary Route 66, Buffalo Park in Flagstaff is a breathtaking escape into nature where stunning views meet unforgettable experiences. Wander through lush trails with panoramic vistas, encounter the park's resident bison, and soak up the vibrant local wildlife. This welcoming oasis is perfect for a family picnic or a peaceful retreat, making it a must-stop for travelers seeking to connect with the spirit of the Mother Road. With a stellar 4.8 rating from over 2,200 visitors, Buffalo Park promises an adventure that captures the essence of the American West.
Het Patel
7 months ago"Sunset at Buffalo Park in Flagstaff is a peaceful and beautiful experience. The wide-open meadow and views of the San Francisco Peaks create a stunning backdrop as the sky lights up in warm colors. It’s an easy, relaxing spot to catch a perfect sunset."
Nikole Squires
8 months ago"I run here regularly (typically once a week or so) and LOVE Buffalo Park! It can be a bit crowded in the mid-morning and late afternoon, but I’ve found pockets where it’s not too busy. The views of the San Francisco peaks are unmatched and sunsets/sunrises here are gorgeous. I see deer and elk regularly here and love seeing so many people enjoying themselves as well. I love that the long loop around is almost exactly 2 miles so I can do one for a short run or two+ if I want a longer run."
C Jones
4 months ago"Fantastic place to walk in the clean Flagstaff air. Walk the park loop on 90 minutes (I am 77) or take the Arizona trail, within the park) to hike for several hours. Gorgeous views, lots of parking & clean onsite restrooms."
Mindy Clarkin
7 months ago"A beautiful place to walk, run, bike, and hike. There are many paths to choose from through grassy fields or tree shaded ways. You can go for as long as you want. Or, you can stay in the parking lot and admire the Buffalo statue."
Gabrielle Shields
7 months ago"This is the perfect place to get outside and enjoy the beautiful view in Flagstaff. You can enjoy an early morning walk to catch the sunrise, a nice afternoon picnic while reading a book or stargazing during the night. I have stopped at this park every time I'm in town no matter what the season or weather is and I have never been disappointed. Add this place to your list while you are in town."
