Recreation Opportunities
Nearly 450 miles of scenic trails are open to hikers, bikers, and horse riders on the Prescott National Forest. Central Arizona's mild climate allows…
Two popular climbing sites are Thumb Butte and Granite Mountain, though both are closed from January 31 - July 15 each year to protect nesting…
With 450-miles of non-motorized trails, and over 100,000 acres between its eight wilderness areas, Prescott National Forest is famous for its hiking…
Home of the World's Oldest Rodeo, it is no wonder that the City of Prescott and surrounding Yavapai County are popular among the equestrian…
The Arizona Game and Fish Department manages the fish and wildlife on all publicly owned lands in the State. Please visit the AZGFD website for…
Motorized trails and open ride areas for beginners to experts. Find the best place for your next ride.
'Other' recreational activities include hobby collecting of rocks and minerals; and hang gliding/paragliding.  Â
Find a picnic site that accommodates single families or small groups of friends. We also have two sites or for group gatherings/events.Â
From bumpy dirt roads to paved highways, Prescott National Forest offers 1300 miles of roads that vary from 3,000 to 8,000- feet in elevation,…
