Fall in Flagstaff With Kids: Your 2026 Season Guide
Fall in Flagstaff means gold aspens, pumpkin patches, Oktoberfest, and a downtown Halloween trail. Here's how to plan the season with kids, from foliage drives to rainy-day backup plans.

Frozen yogurt • Café • $
A self-serve frozen yogurt shop in downtown Flagstaff with a twist — there's a local artisan shop inside with rotating art displays. A quick, fun stop for a treat, and the art is a nice bonus if your family enjoys browsing. It's at 3 East Aspen Avenue, a $ cafe stop, quick-service, with restrooms and wheelchair and stroller access, aimed at toddlers through tweens. Monday through Thursday they open at noon and close at 9pm; Friday and Saturday run 8am to 10pm, Sunday 8am to 9pm. There's no kids menu because you serve yourself, which is great for picky toppings and easy to over-scoop. Weekday hours start at lunch, so don't count on it for a school-morning consolation cone, and there's no outdoor seating — you're inside with a cup.
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3 E Aspen Ave, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
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(928) 440-3230Fall in Flagstaff means gold aspens, pumpkin patches, Oktoberfest, and a downtown Halloween trail. Here's how to plan the season with kids, from foliage drives to rainy-day backup plans.
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