Flagstaff Arizona Area Map

Originally written by Tony Subia

Reviewed and updated by AZ Leisure Staff Writers on August 13, 2026.

This Flagstaff, Arizona area map shows the city's location in northern Arizona and the major highways connecting Flagstaff with Phoenix, Sedona, Williams, the Grand Canyon, Las Vegas and other regional destinations. Flagstaff sits at the junction of Interstate 17 and Interstate 40, with Historic Route 66 passing through the city and U.S. Highway 89 providing access to destinations north of Flagstaff. Use the map and driving information below to plan your route to Flagstaff and nearby northern Arizona attractions.

• Flagstaff Area Map
• Interactive Map
• Major Highways & Routes
• Driving Directions
• Distances From Flagstaff
• Travel & Road Tips
• FAQ

Flagstaff Arizona Area Map

Flagstaff Interactive Map

Major Highways And Routes To Flagstaff

Flagstaff is one of northern Arizona's major highway crossroads. Interstate 17 approaches from Phoenix and central Arizona, while Interstate 40 provides east-west access across northern Arizona. U.S. Highway 89 connects Flagstaff with destinations to the north, and scenic Highway 89A travels through Oak Creek Canyon between Sedona and Flagstaff.

• Interstate 17: Primary route between Phoenix and Flagstaff.
• Interstate 40: East-west route connecting Flagstaff with Williams, Kingman and Albuquerque.
• Historic Route 66: Passes through Flagstaff and downtown.
• U.S. Highway 89: Provides access north toward Cameron, Page and Lake Powell.
• U.S. Highway 180: Connects Flagstaff with the Grand Canyon corridor northwest of the city.
• Arizona Highway 89A: Scenic route between Flagstaff and Sedona through Oak Creek Canyon.

Driving Directions To Flagstaff Arizona

From Phoenix To Flagstaff

Take Interstate 17 north from Phoenix directly to Flagstaff. I-17 ends at its junction with Interstate 40 in Flagstaff and continues as Milton Road toward downtown and Historic Route 66.

From Las Vegas To Flagstaff

Take U.S. Highway 93 south from Las Vegas toward Kingman, Arizona. At Kingman, connect with Interstate 40 east and continue through Williams to Flagstaff. Check current highway conditions before traveling because construction and temporary restrictions can occur along the US 93 and I-40 corridor.

From Albuquerque To Flagstaff

Take Interstate 40 west across northern New Mexico and northeastern Arizona directly to Flagstaff. I-40 continues through the city toward Williams and Kingman.

From Sedona To Flagstaff

For the scenic route, take Arizona Highway 89A north from Sedona through Oak Creek Canyon to Flagstaff. Mountain curves, seasonal weather and heavy visitor traffic can affect travel times, so check road conditions before departure.

From The Grand Canyon South Rim To Flagstaff

Several routes connect the Grand Canyon South Rim with Flagstaff. Travelers can use Highway 180 through Valle, travel through Williams using Highway 64 and Interstate 40, or use Highway 64 through Desert View and Cameron before continuing south on Highway 89 to Flagstaff.

Approximate Driving Distances From Flagstaff

• Grand Canyon South Rim: About 81 miles, depending on the route.
• Williams: About 35 miles west via Interstate 40.
• Sedona: About 30 miles south via scenic Highway 89A.
• Phoenix: About 145 miles south via Interstate 17.
• Las Vegas: About 250 miles via Interstate 40 and U.S. Highway 93.

Distances are approximate and can vary by starting point, destination and route. Allow additional travel time for construction, winter weather, traffic and sightseeing stops.

Flagstaff Travel And Road Tips

Road conditions around Flagstaff can change quickly because of winter snow, mountain weather, construction and seasonal traffic. Before a long drive, check current Arizona highway conditions and allow extra travel time when storms or road work are expected.

• Check current road conditions before winter and early spring trips.
• Allow extra time on Interstate 17 during heavy weekend and holiday traffic.
• Expect curves and elevation changes when traveling Highway 89A through Oak Creek Canyon.
• Watch for construction and traffic restrictions along Interstate 40.
• Keep fuel levels adequate when traveling longer routes through northern Arizona.
• Use the Flagstaff weather guide when planning trips during changing mountain weather.

Frequently Asked Questions About Flagstaff Maps And Directions

What major highways go through Flagstaff Arizona?

Interstate 40 travels east and west through Flagstaff, while Interstate 17 connects Flagstaff with Phoenix and central Arizona. U.S. Highway 89 provides access from the north, and Historic Route 66 passes through the city.

What is the main route from Phoenix to Flagstaff?

Interstate 17 is the primary route from Phoenix to Flagstaff. The highway travels north through central Arizona and ends in Flagstaff at Interstate 40.

How do you drive from Las Vegas to Flagstaff?

The primary route is U.S. Highway 93 south from Las Vegas toward Kingman, followed by Interstate 40 east from Kingman through Williams to Flagstaff.

How far is Flagstaff from the Grand Canyon South Rim?

Flagstaff is approximately 81 miles from the Grand Canyon South Rim, although the exact distance depends on the route and destination within the park.

What is the scenic route from Sedona to Flagstaff?

Arizona Highway 89A through Oak Creek Canyon is the scenic route between Sedona and Flagstaff. The highway climbs through the canyon and surrounding forest before reaching Flagstaff.

Does Historic Route 66 pass through Flagstaff?

Yes. Historic Route 66 passes through Flagstaff and remains one of the city's principal east-west streets through the downtown area.

Should I check road conditions before driving to Flagstaff?

Yes. Flagstaff's high elevation means snow, ice and rapidly changing mountain weather can affect area highways during colder months. Construction and seasonal traffic can also cause delays, so checking current road conditions before traveling is recommended.

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