Make the Most of 24 Hours
Are you visiting Prescott with only a day to spare? Time is of the essence and the opportunities are endless. We welcome you to experience Prescott for the day and guarantee you’ll be planning a visit for at least two nights in the future.
Prescott is a destination with something for everyone. Whether adventure is what you seek, or historic discovery is what you crave, you’ll find it here.
It’s what we are known for, and it can all be enjoyed on a day trip. Here you will find plenty of exciting adventures, including golf, kayaking, fishing, hiking, mountain biking, off-road tours, even llama tours!
Top it off with some shopping on Historic Whiskey Row with a bite to eat, and you’ll be mapping out your next adventure to Prescott before you leave.
Antelope Hills Golf Courses, in Prescott, Arizona, offers two beautiful golf courses, over 10 acres of driving range, The Centennial Center – a wedding venue, and the Manzanita Grill – a local favorite for breakfast, lunch & dinner.
Prescott Offroad Adventure Rentals is a family-owned business and the only sxs rental company in the Quad Cities. Let them create an itinerary to see all the gorgeous lakes, rugged terrain, beautiful scenery, and native wildlife in our Arizona home.
Arizona Climbing Guides welcomes you to the adventure mecca of Arizona, one of the most diverse ecosystems in the country. The mountains from Flagstaff to Tucson are truly rich in natural wonder.
Soul Ride MTB started in 2015 by local mountain bikers, our passion is to offer anyone who visits our shop a knowledgeable and welcoming bike shop experience. Soul Ride Bike Shop and Taproom is a full service bike shop with the most experienced bike mechanics.
Fun Fact
Prescott is rich with history and full of true western fables. Whether you’re seeking the historic legacy of Wyatt Earp and Doc Holiday, the classic western accounts of rodeo champions past and present, or rich Native culture, you’ll soon find yourself immersed in layers of Arizona history that you will need to plan future visits around. Explore the museums and centers in Prescott to begin your true west exploration.
Step beyond the town square and discover Prescott’s rich history, art, and culture through an inspiring collection of museums and heritage centers.
From pioneer legends and Indigenous traditions to western art, wildfire education, and the roots of professional rodeo, these easy day trips offer meaningful ways to connect with the people, places, and stories that shaped the region.
Sharlot Hall Museum is named after its founder, Sharlot Mabridth Hall (1870-1943), who became well-known as a poet, activist, politician, and Arizona’s first female Territorial Historian.
Prescott, Arizona’s Phippen Museum is named after local artist and first president of the Cowboy Artists of America, George Phippen. It presents museum quality fine art exhibitions, educational programming, art and heritage events.
July 4, 1888 marked the birthdate of the professional rodeo in Prescott when a group of local merchants and professional businessmen organized the first “cowboy tournament.” They offered a cash prize, Juan Leivas became the first winner, and the rodeo was born.
On exhibit are pre-historic, historic, and contemporary examples of Indian cultural and artistic material from the southwestern United States and northern Mexico. Our focus is to enlighten the public and broaden their knowledge of the Native cultures of this part of the world.