Welcome to the Prescott National Forest!

Where the Desert Meets the Pines

The Prescott National Forest is guardian of 950 miles of scenic trails and more than 100,000 acres of wilderness. Its mild climate allows for outdoor adventures year-round!

Find Special Places!

From picnicking, developed campsites and gentle trails to rock climbing, bouldering, dispersed camping and rafting on more than a million acres of incredible landscapes, there's something for everyone to see and do!

Recreation

Camping. Hiking. Climbing. Rafting. Fishing. Beauty. Nature. Fun! Adventure! Relaxation! Bliss!

Recreation Areas
Find Your Way

Maps for every need, the way you want them: Interactive, Printed, Downloadable

Maps and Guides
Passes/Permits

Purchase your passes and permits online or at your destination.

Passes and Permits

Fall Colors on Prescott National Forest

Hike, ride or drive the roads and trails of Prescott National Forest this fall and you might be surprised by what you find!

Visit Fall Colors Webpage

Caring for the Land

The Prescott National Forest manages public lands brimming with natural resources and diverse wildlife. We work to protect at-risk species, protect watersheds, ensure forest health through safe logging practices, and restore and maintain critical ecosystems.

Land Management