Watson Lake - Take the boat out fishing, hike through the dramatic Granite Dells landscape, or enjoy a lakeside picnic minutes from downtown Prescott.

Willow Lake - Breathe in the crisp air as you kayak on the calming waters of this 400 acre lake within the serene Granite Dells.

Goldwater Lake - Surrounded by a lush forest of ponderosa pines, grill up a freshly-caught rainbow trout at one of the picnic sites or enjoy a game of volleyball with your loved ones.

Constellation Trail - Explore the dynamic landscape of the Granite Dells with your favorite four-legged friend or hit one of the many trail routes on your mountain bike.

Peavine Trail - Recognized by the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, experience one of Prescott's greatest treasures. Beginning just south of Watson Lake by the Watson Woods Riparian Preserve, this 5.2-mile trail guides you through the iconic Granite Dells.

Iron King Trail - Experience southwestern history in a whole new way with this scenic trail as it leads you past railroad relics, through enchanting rock formations, and offers stunning vistas of the resident extinct volcano, Glassford Hill.

Now a curated collection of art galleries, restaurants, and boutiques, Whiskey Row earned its name in the late 1800s when cowboys and miners spent their evenings in the saloons that once flanked this street. Take a leisurely stroll past historic architecture or stop into one of locally-owned stores for a quintessentially southwestern experience.

The Yavapai County Courthouse is an architectural marvel in the Neoclassical Revival Style, popular in the early 1900s. The focal point of the tree-lined Courthouse Plaza, the Courthouse is home to a stunning light display during the holiday season.

The World's Oldest Rodeo brings to life the historic traditions of the southwestern frontier. Spend your summer in Prescott cheering on cowboys-and-girls as they wrestle steers, barrel race, or bull ride!