The Flagstaff Mikvah A mikvah for the Flagstaff community
✡ Rabbi Dovie Shapiro Location: Flagstaff, Arizona, United States
About The Flagstaff Mikvah is a mikvah located in Flagstaff, United States, serving the local Jewish community. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Dovie Shapiro. The mikvah is affiliated with Chabad Of Flagstaff. Opening times: Open By Appointment..
Activities & entertainment Open By Appointment.
For children & families 1258Location Address: 930 W University Ave Flagstaff, AZ 86001 United States
Tags Bor Min Hatzad · Bor Al Gabai Bor · Mikvah · Side By Side
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing The Flagstaff Mikvah provides a central resource for Taharat HaMishpacha in Northern Arizona. This facility serves both the local Jewish community and the many travelers visiting the region. It is the only dedicated mikvah in the immediate Flagstaff area.
Maintaining a high standard of halacha is a top priority for this institution. The facility was built to meet modern aesthetic standards while respecting traditional Jewish law. It offers a welcoming environment for women observing the laws of family purity.
Located on West University Avenue, the building is easily accessible for residents and visitors. It supports the growth of Jewish life in a city known for its beautiful mountain scenery. The mikvah stands as a testament to the thriving Jewish presence in the high country of Arizona.
About the area The mikvah is situated at 930 West University Avenue in Flagstaff, Arizona. This location is very close to the campus of Northern Arizona University. It sits within a quiet area that provides the necessary privacy for its users.
Proximity to Jewish Life
Flagstaff has a small but active Jewish community centered around Chabad of Flagstaff. Because the city is a gateway to the Grand Canyon, many kosher-observant tourists pass through this area. Having a mikvah here is vital for those spending Shabbat or extended vacations in the region.
The surrounding neighborhood is safe and well-lit. There are several hotels and lodging options within a five-minute drive of the address. This makes it convenient for travelers who do not have their own transportation. The central location ensures you are never far from the main city services.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Flagstaff serves as a central hub for those visiting Northern Arizona. The city is famous for its proximity to world-class natural sites and historic landmarks. Visitors often use the city as a base for exploring the high desert and mountain regions.
Nearby Attractions for Jewish Travelers
Grand Canyon National Park: Located about 90 minutes north of the city.
Snowbowl Resort: A popular destination for winter skiing and summer hiking.
Lowell Observatory: A historic site where astronomers discovered Pluto.
Old Town Flagstaff: A walkable area with historic architecture and local shops.
Northern Arizona University: The main campus sits just south of the mikvah.
The city's high elevation provides a unique climate compared to the rest of Arizona. Summers are cool and pine trees fill the local landscape. This makes it a popular retreat for Jewish families from Phoenix or Las Vegas looking to escape the heat.
What to expect A visit to the Flagstaff Mikvah offers a calm and spiritual experience. The interior is designed to be modern, clean, and comfortable. Users will find a private preparation room equipped with the necessary supplies for immersion.
Facility Standards and Features
Bor Min Hatzad: Built according to specific halachic requirements.
Bor Al Gabai Bor: Features a secondary halachic configuration for diverse customs.
Private Preparation: Dedicated space for bathing and personal care.
Supervised Care: Modern maintenance ensures the highest level of hygiene.
The mikvah is managed with a focus on dignity and privacy. Since it operates by appointment, you will not have to wait in line. A mikvah attendant is available to assist and ensure all rituals follow the correct halachic procedures. This facility makes it possible for anyone to maintain their religious commitments while far from larger Jewish centers.
Frequently asked questions How do I schedule a visit to the Flagstaff Mikvah? The mikvah operates by appointment only to ensure privacy and proper preparation time. Please reach out in advance to schedule your visit.
Who provides the kosher supervision for this facility? The mikvah is under the rabbinical supervision of Rabbi Dovie Shapiro.
Which halachic standards are used for the mikvah construction? The facility features both Bor Min Hatzad and Bor Al Gabai Bor configurations to accommodate different Jewish traditions.
Is the mikvah part of a larger organization? Yes, the Flagstaff Mikvah is affiliated with Chabad of Flagstaff and serves the entire Jewish community.
