70 Things to do near Prescott, AZ
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Mike Fann Skatepark
Prescott, Arizona
0.6 miles NEA free community skate park inside Ken Lindley Park in Prescott for skateboards, in-line skates, and bikes of all skill levels — protective equipment recommended and no motorized vehicles allowed.
Skateboard
School House Gulch
Prescott, Arizona
3.9 miles SPines and oaks at 6,000 feet with tight lines, long drives, and plenty of elevation — targets are marked trees, and the map is 80% accurate post-2006 logging.
Disc Golf 0.1-7.8 mi
Wolf Creek Falls
Prescott, Arizona
5.8 miles SSix miles of trails, two campgrounds, and a 90-foot waterfall that roars in spring storms and glitters as a frozen cascade in winter — Wolf Creek Falls is dramatic in every season.
Camp, Hike, Swim
Little Yeager Canyon Trail #533
Prescott Arizona
19.6 miles NEAn all-downhill singletrack through Yeager Canyon with dirt jumps, riparian hardwoods, fall color, deer and elk sightings, and occasional black bears — a Mingus Mountain classic.
Mountain Bike 3.7 mi
Granite Mountain Hotshots Memorial
Yarnell, Arizona
29.1 miles SWA solemn 3/4-mile journey trail following the last steps of the 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots to their fatality site, with 19 gabions united by chains and a tribute wall for leaving mementos.
Hike
Riverfront Park
Cottonwood, Arizona
29.3 miles NEA free disc golf course winding through a rich riparian area with mature cottonwoods near Cottonwood, Arizona — narrow fairways, soft landings, and a helpful map.
Disc Golf
Raptor / Thumper / Kiln Loop
Cottonwood, Arizona
29.5 miles NEA wide-open desert mountain bike loop near Cottonwood linking Raptor, Thumper, and Kiln trails — stunning valley views but virtually no shade, so bring extra water.
Mountain Bike
Dead Horse Ranch State Park
Cottonwood, Arizona
29.5 miles NESomething for every skill level — flat paved roads for beginners, skill-building trails near the campgrounds, and world-class mountain biking for experienced riders.
Mountain Bike
Sycamore Canyon
Sedona, Arizona
32.6 miles NEA pleasant 3.5-mile round-trip canyon hike along a perennial stream to several swimming holes — bathing suits may be optional at the more distant pools in Sycamore Canyon.
Swim 0.2 mi
Mormons Crossing
Cornville, Arizona
35.4 miles NEShaded swimming holes, gentle rapids, and a rope swing along Oak Creek — an easy spot to cool off in Cornville.
Swim
Black Canyon Trail - Little Pan Loop
Black Canyon City, Arizona
38.2 miles SEA 24-mile lollipop singletrack segment of the future 79-mile Black Canyon National Recreation Trail, with four Agua Fria River crossings, tight switchbacks, and big views — carry plenty of water, as the terrain takes longer than expected.
Mountain Bike
Black Canyon Trail
Black Canyon City, Arizona
38.5 miles SEA 6.5-mile Little Pan Loop descending to the Agua Fria River, accessible from the Table Mesa trailhead on the Black Canyon Trail — part of a 62-mile trail system.
Mountain Bike
Long Canyon
Sedona, Arizona
39.9 miles NEAn easy learner mountain bike loop near Sedona combining Long Canyon, Deadman's Pass, Aerie, and Dawa trails — great for younger or learning riders in the Red Rock country.
Mountain Bike 0.4 mi
Clear Creek Campground
Camp Verde, Arizona
40.0 miles EA grassy creekside campground shaded by tall cottonwoods on West Clear Creek — ideal for hiking, swimming, fishing for smallmouth bass and sunfish, and wildlife watching in a desert canyon oasis.
Camp, Hike, Swim
Special Ed
Sedona, Arizona
41.8 miles NEA fast, technical, flow-heavy singletrack near Sedona that doesn't appear on most maps — connect it with nearby trails for a custom loop.
Mountain Bike
Stage Station Loop
Williams, Arizona
41.9 miles NA rolling ride through ponderosa pines, pinyon-juniper stands, and open grasslands — wildlife, wildflowers, and the ruins of an old stage-route cabin along the way.
Mountain Bike
Herkenham Trail
Sedona, Arizona
42.0 miles NEA tight, flowing mile of classic Sedona singletrack through a canyon — loose gravel, small drops, cactus, and great views that connect to a web of trails in the surrounding valleys.
Mountain Bike
Girdner Trail
Sedona, Arizona
42.1 miles NEA singletrack connector through Sedona's Seven Canyons area — gradual rocky descents, sandy wash crossings, and well-signed intersections make it a natural building block for longer loops.
Mountain Bike
Baldwin Loop
Sedona, Arizona
42.3 miles NEA 2.25-mile Sedona loop with steps, ledges, and technical moves — best ridden clockwise to tackle descents naturally, and easily combined with Templeton Trail for a longer lollipop.
Mountain Bike
Red Rock State Park
Sedona, Arizona
42.3 miles NERed Rock's crimson sandstone layers tell 275 million years of geologic history — from ancient beachfronts to sand dunes to shallow seas — and inspired an art migration that fills the area with museums and galleries today.
Hike, Swim
