Inaugural season · Opens Nov 20Inaugural season · Opening night is Friday, November 20
Opening night is Friday, November 20
Nov 20 to Jan 10 · Fort Tuthill · Gates at 5 PMNov 20 to Jan 10 · Fort Tuthill County Park · Gates open at 5 PM
Season
Nov 20 to Jan 10
Gates
5:00 to 9:30 PM
Fort TuthillLocation
10 min from downtownFort Tuthill
Parking
Free
Inaugural season
November 20, 2026 to January 10, 2027
Gates 5:00 to 9:30 PM
Last entry 8:40 PM
Peak nights
Fri to Sun, plus Dec 21 to 31
Standard nights
Our lowest price and our quietest nights
6 nights
31 nights
6 nights
Follow the glow
From the entrance, through the fields and the maze, past the trees and the castle, and out by the snowflakes. Where you're headed. Not what's waiting.
The first field you walk.
A second field, just beside it.
Pick a path. Pick another.
A covered stretch of the walk.
Somewhere in the pines
Just south of town, a winding path through the ponderosas is about to glow. Bundle up, grab a hand, and follow the lights. We'll leave the rest for you to find.
A few glimpses
The full picture is only on the path.
Every light story needs a castle. Ours glows brighter the closer you get.
Pick a path. Pick another. Somebody in your group is getting lost, and it's half the fun.
Parked on the path, just past the castle. The night catches up to it.
Deer Field, polar bears, a globe, and snowflakes overhead. A few more stay on the walk.
Families on one side, a date on the other.
Mittens on, cocoa in hand, eyes wide. Made for little elves and the grown-ups chasing them.
Get tickets for your family
Bring a date
A winter date night under the glow. Walk slow. Stay a while.
Get tickets for your dateOur story
Meet the brothers
Birch, Brooks, and Kai grew up under these dark mountain skies, and now they're raising their kids here too. They always felt Flagstaff deserved a winter tradition as magical as the place itself. So they built one.
Before you travel
Fort Tuthill County Park
2446 Fort Tuthill Loop
Flagstaff, AZ 86005
Off I-17 at the 89A interchange. Follow signs for the fairgrounds.
10 minutes from downtown
2 hr 15 min from Phoenix
Parking is free.
Main lot is right across from the entrance. Overflow is a short walk from the bike park.
Dress for 7,000 feet
December nights run in the 20s and 30s. Warm coats, hats, gloves, and shoes with good tread.
Make a full-day of it
Our neighbors at Flagstaff Snow Park share the same lot. Spend the afternoon on the tubing hill, warm up, then walk the lights after dark.
Visit Flagstaff Snow ParkTheir view
The walk, filmed by the people who took it.
Community video clips are on the way.
Every night from November 20, 2026 to January 10, 2027 on the calendar above. Gates open 5:00 to 9:30 PM, last entry at 8:40 PM.
Peak nights (Fri to Sun, plus Dec 21 to 31) are $25 per adult and $17 per child. Standard nights are $19 and $13, and they are our quietest.
Parking is free. The main lot sits right across from the entrance, and attendants will guide you to the overflow lot near the bike park on busy nights.
We're at 7,000 feet, so December evenings run in the 20s and 30s. Warm coats, hats, gloves, and closed-toe shoes with good tread. There may be snow or ice on the path.
[Refund and weather policy to come.]
