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Luxurious Accommodations

Fabulous Breakfasts

Hi-Speed Internet

Jacuzzi Tubs

Waterford Stoves

Air Conditioning

Golf

Skiing

Fishing

Trail Rides

Hiking

Antiques

Soda Fountain/
Ice Cream

Catered Events

Group Luncheons

Historical Walking Tours

Snowflake LDS Temple

Near State & National Parks

Northland Pioneer College [NPC]

 

Heritage Inn Bed & Breakfast
Timeless Elegance, Old World Victorian Charm - A Great Place To Celebrate!
Area Attractions

Staying at the Bed and Breakfast with its unique style just enhances our guest's experience of the many year round attractions and activities that are abundant and varied in the area:

•  State & National Parks - The Petrified Forest, Painted Desert, the Mogollon Rim, Canyon De Chelly, Lyman Lake, Fool Hollow Lake, Homolovi Ruins or even the Grand Canyon. Other area attractions you may enjoy include Historic Route 66, Hubble Trading Post, Sunrise Ski Park, and the Apache Sitgreaves National Forest.
• Antiquing - Antiquing is minutes away at the Heritage Antique Shop right next door! In addition to Heritage Antiques, there are many other antique stores in the area.
• Golf - Our guests benefit from discounts at area golf courses, be sure to ask Craig. Golf Packages — Click here! Snowflake golf course Snowflake golf course which boasts 27 challenging holes, some tees and fairways having excellent views of the surrounding countryside and the Mormon temple. Ask about our exclusive arrangement with one of the country's top private courses in the area. There are many other golf courses in the area, being avid golfers ourselves we have played a few … ask us for our opinions!
  
  • Snowflake Municipal Golf Course - 928-536-7233
  • Silver Creek Golf Course - 928-537-2744
  • Bison Golf and Country Club – 928-537-4564
  • Pine Meadows Country Club – 928-535-4220
  • Pinetop Lakes Golf and Country Club – 928-369-4531
• Mormon Temple - Snowflake is home to the Mormon Temple. For information on the operating hours call the Temple at: 928-536-6626
• Historical Homes - Being a Pioneer town there are many historical homes to visit.  A great place to start is the Stinson Museum; the staff there will happily give you a guided tour of the William J Flake home, and arrange for tours of the other homes of historical importance.  We have walking tour available at the B&B; remind us to tell you about it.  For more information call: 928-536-4881
• Trails & Tracks - If hiking, biking or off road vehicles are on the itinerary, there are many trails and tracks in the area.   Visit Pinetop-Lakeside Tracks , a very informative web site for non-motorized trails in the White Mountain Region.    For motorized trails in the White Mountains, the Arizona Game and Fish Department or the Arizona State Parks web sites have some good information that we are sure will be useful.
• Fishing - There are over 40 lakes and 600 miles of streams in the area, so no shortage of fishing! Check out the Silver Creek Fish Hatchery just outside Snowflake.
• Horse Back Riding – Many stables offer professionally guided tours, brochures available upon request. Interested in bringing your own horse to the area? Contact Bob Moffet of Buckskin Acres at: 928-536-7946 to inquire about his horse motel & guided rides just a few miles east of Snowflake.
• Skiing, Snowmobiling & Cross Country Skiing – Sunrise & Snowbowl Ski Resorts are within driving distance, ask about our ski packages.
• Plays, Concerts, Musicals etc - Snowflake is a quaint small Arizona town steeped in history; a warm welcome will greet you.  The locals are proud of their history and of their community and love to share it with visitors from all over the world.   Call us to see what may be going on at the time of your visit.
• Birding - Snowflake is a great place to venture out to various excellent birding locations.  White Mountains, and surrounding areas offer a wide diversity of life zones, from juniper grassland to spruce-fir forest. Nesting species in the higher elevation mixed conifer and spruce-fir forests include Gray Jay, Blue Grouse, and Three-toed Woodpecker. The lower areas near Eagar and Springerville often attract interesting migrants in the late summer and fall as well as some sought after nesters like Gray Catbird, Pinyon Jay and Lewis's Woodpecker. The area's many lakes offer habitat to nesting, migratory and wintering populations of many species of waterfowl. Birding can be good year round in the White Mountain area.  For more information go to - White Mountain Audubon
• Dinner Shows - Call Craig or JoAnne to inquire about upcoming shows.