Get Outside
Prescott is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, boasting a diverse array of trails that meander through its stunning landscapes. With over 400 miles of well-maintained trails, the area offers something for everyone, from leisurely walks to challenging hikes. The Granite Mountain Trail showcases breathtaking rock formations and panoramic views, ideal for both hikers and photographers. Meanwhile, the Peavine Trail, a former railway line, provides a gentle yet scenic route perfect for walking, biking, or even horseback riding.
Prescott’s trails seamlessly blend the beauty of its unique high desert and forested environments, inviting adventurers to explore lush pines, vibrant wildflowers, and serene lakes. Whether you’re seeking solitude in nature or a shared experience with friends, Prescott’s trails promise a memorable and invigorating journey.
The Arizona Office of Tourism has collaborated with outdoor recreation management agencies at the federal, state, and local levels to create Responsible Recreation Across Arizona, a one-stop resource with guidelines on enjoying spectacular Arizona landscapes. The latest updates include statewide fire safety and restriction information, plus guidance on summer recreation in the state’s deserts. This resource is updated regularly and can be shared with Arizonans and visitors alike.
Prescott strives to provide a safe and welcoming outdoors experience for everyone. We are home to a variety of ADA-compliant trails that offer accessible outdoor adventures for visitors of all abilities. These trails are thoughtfully designed to ensure inclusivity, featuring well-maintained surfaces, gentle grades, and convenient amenities.