Just south of Prescott, White Spar Campground offers a simple kind of mountain escape: ponderosa pine, cool evenings, nearby trails,…
For more than a century, Hotel St. Michael has stood beside Prescott’s Courthouse Plaza, carrying the town’s hospitality tradition from…
Before Prescott became a mountain town known for its courthouse square and forested trails, Fort Whipple helped make it a…
Around Prescott, a network of trails is becoming more than a collection of scenic routes. The Prescott Circle Trail shows…
For more than a century, the Arizona Pioneers’ Home has given Prescott a living connection to the state’s territorial past—and…
On the edge of Prescott, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University turns flight, engineering, space science, and the high-desert landscape into one connected…
On Prescott’s Whiskey Row, The Palace has survived fire, changing fashions, and more than a century of town life. Its…
Long before Prescott became a mountain town of trails, lakes, and historic streets, the waters of Lynx Creek drew miners…
Around Prescott, prescribed fire is becoming part of the long-term work of caring for a forested landscape—and preparing a mountain…
On the first Friday of each month, Prescott’s historic center changes pace as galleries, studios, shops, restaurants, and public spaces…
In the middle of Prescott’s historic business district, Bashford Courts shows how an old commercial building can remain part of…
In Prescott, treated wastewater is becoming part of the city’s long-term water landscape—supporting parks, landscapes, and a more resilient future…