Your Guide to Labor Day in Flagstaff
Labor Day weekend is the biggest weekend Flagstaff has all summer — the county fair, Art in the Park, the Shift bake sale, and cooler mountain air. Here's how to plan it with kids in tow.

Aerial • Outdoor • $$
Flagstaff Extreme Adventure Course is Arizona's largest treetop adventure park, in the ponderosa pines at Fort Tuthill Loop, with five courses, 80+ obstacles, and ziplines 15–80 feet high. No experience is needed. The kids course is for ages 7–11 and starts at $30; the adult course is for ages 12+ and starts at $60 ($$). That age floor is the real catch — this is elementary and tween territory, not a preschool outing. Daily hours are 9am–5pm, with parking and restrooms on site. You're outdoors the whole time, and shade is only partial among the pines, so you still feel the sun between obstacles. A bike course is on the grounds as well.
Local tip
Closed-toe shoes are required and fingerless gloves save small palms — they sell both gloves and water on-site if you forget.
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2446 Fort Tuthill Loop, Flagstaff, AZ 86005
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888-259-0125Website
flagstaffextreme.comLabor Day weekend is the biggest weekend Flagstaff has all summer — the county fair, Art in the Park, the Shift bake sale, and cooler mountain air. Here's how to plan it with kids in tow.
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