The ACM SIGMIS CPR 2026 conference will be held at Little America Flagstaff Hotel at 2515 E Butler Ave Flagstaff Arizona 86004 USA
Conference Venue:
Little America Flagstaff
2515 E Butler Ave Flagstaff Arizona 86004 US
More information will be available closer to the conference date. Please visit the website then.
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Hotel(s) special group rate: XXX USD per night
How to get there:
By Air + Ground
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Fly to the nearest airport
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The closest commercial airport is Flagstaff Pulliam Airport (FLG), about 5 miles from the hotel. Rome2Rio+3Wikipedia+3FLG Airport+3
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From larger hubs, you might fly into Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) and then transfer by ground to Flagstaff. Flagstaff.com+3Rome2Rio+3Rome2Rio+3
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From Flagstaff Pulliam Airport to the hotel
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Many rental car agencies operate from the terminal, so you can rent a car and drive the 5 miles to the hotel. FLG Airport
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Shuttles, taxis, or private car services are available. Rome2Rio+4FLG Airport+4Airport Shuttles+4
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The hotel sometimes offers free transport from Pulliam Airport during limited hours. MapQuest+2AAA International Relations+2
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From Phoenix or elsewhere by ground
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If you arrive in Phoenix, you can drive up to Flagstaff (about 150 miles, ~2.5 hours depending on traffic). Rome2Rio
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Alternatively, there are shuttle services between Phoenix and Flagstaff (e.g. Groome Transportation) that you can take to get closer. Groome Transportation+3Groome Transportation+3Flagstaff.com+3
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Once in Flagstaff, you can use local taxis, rideshares, or public transit (Mountain Line) to reach the hotel.
What to do before or after the conference near the Hotel & Within Flagstaff
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Little America Loop Trail
Right from the hotel itself you can start a short, easy hike through the Ponderosa pine forest. It’s a good way to stretch your legs after arrival. -
Hotel’s Private Trails & Amenities
The hotel sits on ~500 acres of forest land with marked nature trails, disc golf, and walking paths. -
Museum of Northern Arizona
A leading cultural and natural history museum for the Colorado Plateau — on Indigenous cultures, geology, wildlife, and the region’s ecosystems. -
Lowell Observatory
Famous for astronomy, planet research, and public stargazing programs. -
Riordan Mansion State Historic Park
Historic early 20th-century home (duplex) built for the Riordan family with tours of its period architecture and furnishings. -
Historic Downtown / Route 66 District
Walk the Historic Railroad / Downtown area, browse shops, cafes, Route 66 nostalgia and local art. -
Walnut Canyon National Monument
Cliff dwellings built by ancient inhabitants; the island trail lets you walk among them and view the canyon. -
Flagstaff Extreme (Adventure Course)
A treetop ropes/obstacle course in the forest, offering an adventurous option for outdoorsy visitors. -
Sunset Crater & Wupatki National Monuments
A little further out but classic choices — see volcanic landscapes and ancient pueblo ruins. -
Old Caves Crater
A cinder cone near Flagstaff with trails and views over the surroundings, part of Coconino National Forest. -
Strawberry Crater Wilderness
Volcanic terrain about 20 miles north, with hiking opportunities amid cinder cones. -
Meteor Crater
Though a bit of a drive, this is one of the best-preserved meteor impact sites in the world, with visitor exhibits and observation decks. -
Grand Falls (Chocolate Falls)
Seasonal waterfall ~30 miles northeast of Flagstaff on the Little Colorado River; flows strongest with snowmelt or heavy rain.
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