Flagstaff Brewery Trail

The Flagstaff Brewery Trail has never been more fun – or rewarding!

Northern Arizona has always been THE place for hiking, biking, skiing, and sightseeing in breathtaking beauty. But the real adventure begins right here in the heart of the city. Flagstaff’s local breweries have something to please everyone’s craft beer palate, from distinctive IPAs and light-hearted Sessions to limited-edition brews and Kölsch-style ales.

So grab a passport and start exploring the wild creativity that has turned Flagstaff into Arizona’s Craft Brew City. Best of all, your journey ends with the treasure of a lasting trail memory: Our special-edition commemorative nonic-style pint glass. Cheers!

Photo: Mother Road Downtown Brewery and Dark Sky Brewing

Trekking the Flagstaff Brewery Trail is as easy as 1-2-3:

Print out or pick up your passport and brewery map
Visit at least five of the breweries (no purchase necessary)
Once you have five or more stamps, trade your completed passport for a commemorative souvenir nonic style pint glass at one of two Flagstaff Convention & Visitors Bureau locations listed on the map: Flagstaff Vistor Center or Flagstaff Convention & Visitors Bureau

You can find all the details you need under How It Works and FAQs including Trail Rules. Be sure to hit the trail responsibly. Local trekkers always know to play it safe by letting someone else drive. Consider designating a driver, calling a taxi—or add to your adventure with friendly Lyft or Uber drivers who know and love everything Flagstaff.

Photo: Mother Road Downtown Brewery

How it Works

Behind every brewery and every brew lies a world of colorful stories about travel, people, places, legends and dreams. Make new friends or reach out to beer lovers everywhere by using #craftbeerflg to share photos and experiences.

Print a copy of the passport here or pick one up at the Flagstaff Convention & Visitors Bureau locations listed below. Your passport will include a map with the name and location for each craft brewery along the trail.

Now relax and take your time exploring. Plan ahead for each beer venture by contacting each brewery to confirm the business hours. No deadlines to meet, no rush to sample a pint at each brewery and collect all nine passport stamps. Savor the suds and drink in the unique brewery settings and offerings along the way. No purchase necessary to receive a passport or stamp.

Once you have five or more stamps, trade your completed passport for a commemorative souvenir nonic style pint glass at one of two Flagstaff Convention & Visitors Bureau locations listed on the map.

The Flagstaff Visitor Center, Historic Flagstaff Train Depot

928-213-2951 · 800-379-0065
Email: [email protected]
Web: Flagstaffarizona.org
Address: 1 Historic East Route 66 Flagstaff, AZ 86001

Flagstaff Convention & Visitors Bureau

928-213-2910 · 800-217-2367
Address: 323 West Aspen Avenue Flagstaff AZ 86001

Photo: Lumberyard Brewing Company

The Breweries

Historic Brewing Company

The 15-handle Taproom may have limited hours, but this brewery’s must-see location in an industrial park is only outdone by the “crafted awesomeness” of each beer. Piehole Porter is the undisputed star as a cherry-vanilla porter that drinks like a liquid cherry cordial.

Historicbrewingcompany.com

Address: 4366 E Huntington Drive Flagstaff, AZ 86001

Wanderlust Brewing Company

Wanderlust brews beers inspired by a lifetime of travel and adventure. Their specialty is Belgian and German inspired beers, and also modern twists on classic american styles. Flagships include the 928 Local, a wild-fermented Farmhouse Ale, and Pan American Stout which contains Mexican vanilla and locally roasted coffee.

Wanderlustbrewing.com

Address: 1519 N Main Street Flagstaff, Suite 102, AZ 86001

Mother Road Brewing Company’s Downtown Brewery

Named for Historic Route 66, “Mother Road” is most famous for its award-winning Tower Station IPA, an India Pale Ale with aromas of tangerine and pineapple. Downtown Brewery is an ideal setting to relax with a pint and linger over conversation or a book from the small library.

Motherroadbeer.com

Address: 7 South Mikes Pike Flagstaff, AZ 86001

Beaver Street Brewery

Opening its doors in March of 1994, Flagstaff’s first brewpub has remained a local favorite for award-winning craft beers in the tradition of Railhead Red, R&R Oatmeal Stout, and Red Rock Raspberry. Unique features include the Brews & Cues game room and a “hops garden.”

Beaverstreetbrewery.com

Address: 11 S Beaver Street Flagstaff, AZ 86001

Lumberyard Brewing Company

Lumberyard Brewing is located in one of the last standing buildings from Flagstaff, Arizona’s Lumber Era. Check out the brewers through the glass in the dining room, grab a pint of Flagstaff IPA, Knotty Extra Pale Ale or Humphrey’s Hefe and enjoy a bite to eat out on their scenic beer garden.

Lumberyardbrewingcompany.com

Address: 5 S San Francisco Street Flagstaff, AZ 86001

Flagstaff Brewing Company

With its courtyard patio and casual, friendly pub atmosphere, “Flagbrew” has been delighting locals and visitors with small-batch, hand-crafted beers since 1994. One of the finest offerings is the Blackbird Porter, where the firm hop backbone works well with roast and chocolate notes.

Flagbrew.com

Address: 16 East Route 66 St Flagstaff, AZ 86001

Dark Sky Brewing

Constantly pushing the limits of creativity, Dark Sky was named for Flagstaff’s designation as the 1st International Dark Sky City. Producing hundreds of experimental recipes since its opening in 2014, the brewery strives to introduce three new craft beers each week.

Darkskybrewing.com

Address: 117 N Beaver Street Flagstaff, AZ 86001

Grand Canyon Brewing Company

Grand Canyon Brewing Company’s Flagstaff taproom is their second location. It features a 5 barrel brewhouse which allows their brewers to flex their creativity. A full menu with scratch food, as well as local guest taps and craft cocktails made with Grand Canyon Distillery spirits!

Grandcanyonbrewery.com/

Address: 1800 South Milton Rd Flagstaff, AZ 86001

Trail Rules

Flagstaff Craft Brew Trail Rules & Restrictions

You must be 21 or over to participate and receive a commemorative pint glass
Each person redeeming a passport for a pint glass souvenir must have his or her own stamped/completed document
Limit of one pint glass per person
No photo copies of completed passports—all stickers must be brewery originals
Souvenir pint glasses are limited to stock on hand
No purchase necessary to receive a passport or stamp
Please drink responsibly

Photo: Mother Road Downtown Brewery

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I still receive a souvenir pint glass for a partially completed passport?

Yes. Once you have five or more stamps, trade your completed passport for a commemorative souvenir nonic style pint glass at one of two Flagstaff Convention & Visitors Bureau locations listed on the map.

What if I am missing just one stamp because a brewery was not open the day I visited?

Souvenir pint glasses can only be redeemed with complete passports. Trail trekkers are responsible for planning their adventures around available days/hours.

Does it matter what order my stamps are in?

No.

Is there a deadline for turning in my passport?

No, please take your time exploring the Flagstaff Brewery Trail. However, the availability of souvenir pint glasses is necessarily limited to stock on hand.

Can each member of my family or my group redeem a passport for a souvenir pint glass?

Yes, as long as each one is 21 years or older and brings in a completed passport.

Can I bring underage children into the breweries?

Generally, yes, and many breweries do offer a full menu for family dining. Contact the individual brewery if you have specific questions or need additional information. Minors are not eligible to complete a Flagstaff Brewery Trail passport.

Can I bring my friend’s passport to the Convention & Visitors Bureau or the Flagstaff Visitor Center and pick up the souvenir pint glass for him/her?

Yes, as long as your friend is 21 years of age and you have the original completed passport.

Are the commemorative Flagstaff Arizona’s Craft Brew City pint glasses available for purchase?

No, not at this time but the Flagstaff Visitor Center does offer a wide variety of other souvenir merchandise.

How can I get around the Flagstaff Craft Brew Trail without driving?

Flagstaff is home to a public bus system, The Mountain Line and a number of privately owned taxi services. One of the most popular, affordable and convenient options is using Lyft or Uber for friendly, knowledgeable drivers at a moment’s notice. Some sections of the trail near Historic Downtown Flagstaff and Route 66 are also walkable between breweries. Bicycle responsibly by using the Flagstaff Urban Trail. Please drink responsibly!

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