Towering just west of Prescott is Thumb Butte (try not to giggle at the name), a highly visible geological landmark popular with the locals. Anyone visiting Prescott can't miss it. From the distance, it looks
Our fourth and final trail for the day was an extremely muddy hike to Willow Lake in Prescott. The loop around Willow Lake is actually 5.7 miles but with the sun going down and our
We're like the energizer bunny, we just keep going and going... after the Sharlot Hall Museum, we had energy for a 3rd hike of the day so we headed to the Constellation Trails! The Constellation
After hiking Thumb Butte Trail and Flume Canyon to Watson Lake Dam, we took a break at the Sharlot Hall History Museum to learn about the history of Historic Downtown Prescott. The Sharlot Hall Museum
The hike to the Watson Lake Dam through Flume Canyon is a very scenic, very easy, well maintained trail that runs along Granite Creek through a diverse habitat. Fenced off private property dots along a
First date or thousandth date, one of the best locations in Prescott to spend an evening with that special someone... only costs $2. Go on a Wednesday and it won't cost a thing. After exploring
Prescott was founded in 1864 as the Territorial Capital of Arizona. it didn’t retain the capital status for long. In 1867 the capital moved to Tucson for 10 years before returning to Prescott at the
Hassayampa Inn, built during the Roaring Twenties, is one of Arizona's better known historic hotels in the heart of downtown Prescott. We spent the extended Valentine/President's Day weekend in this iconic hotel. A step into
After feeding the burros who run the ghost town of Oatman, we continued onto Prescott, Arizona. Our intentions were to spend the night there then hike around Watson Lake in the morning. What we awoke
