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Fort Tuthill History and Park Stroll

Explore the quiet history of Flagstaff's former training grounds and enjoy the open spaces of the county park.

Best time: noneAbout 90 min

Timeline

  1. 10:00

    Fort Tuthill Military Museum

    Start at the Fort Tuthill Military Museum. The facility opens for weekend visits at 10 AM in the summer months, making this a perfect time to begin your tour before the midday heat. Check the hours for May through September: it is open Saturday and Sunday from 10 AM to 4 PM. The admission is $3 for adults, while seniors, children, active military, and National Guard members enter for free.

  2. 10:45

    Pepsi Amphitheater at Fort Tuthill Park

    Walk 17 minutes NNW from the museum to the Pepsi Amphitheater at Fort Tuthill Park. This performing arts venue sits within the park grounds, offering a spacious area to stretch your legs and enjoy the open atmosphere. The walk is short and stays within the immediate vicinity of the museum.

  3. 11:00

    Coconino County Parks & Recreation

    Continue 16 minutes NNW to Coconino County Parks & Recreation. This park area provides a pleasant end to your morning, with easy access to trails and green spaces. Since there are no food or drink shops listed in the immediate context, bring water and snacks with you from your start point.

Local tip

The museum hours are based on staff availability, so it is wise to confirm your visit falls on a Saturday or Sunday between May and September. The park areas are open during daylight hours, but specific facilities may vary.

Check before you go

  • Fort Tuthill Military Museum is open May-Sep on Sat Sun 10AM-4PM based on staff availability.
  • No food or drink shops are listed in the immediate context; bring your own refreshments.

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