prescott national forest
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prescott national forest印象
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I do believe Prescott is a little spoiled. Or maybe I'm just jealous that I don't live there. Drive 10 min or more in each direction and you will find a lake, a trail, camping, all at your finger tips. I couldn't fit in all in. Its October and in the 70's, perfect weather for all your outdoor activities.
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This is a wonderful hike through the Ponderosa pine forest, with spectacular views of Granite Mountain and Chino Valley from the fire lookout at the top of Spruce Mountain. The elevation requires some adjustment, especially during uphill sections of the ascent.
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Took a short hike on trail 307 located about 7 miles outside of Prescott off the Senator Highway. Tall pines,scrub oak, and views. Within minutes I felt as if I had left civilization behind. I will definitely be back for longer hike this summer.
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The Prescott National Forest area is a terrific place to spend a morning, afternoon or even all day if you bring food and water. Because it is an arrid cliimate forest, there are very few of the annoying type of insects but plenty of other wildlife such as dear, birds and all sorts of ground and tree climbing squirrels. There trails that are abundant and well marked but can sometimes be confusing due to there being so many so a copy of a trail map well help you stay on course. One of the most enjoyable trails is the one that goes completely around Watson Lake but it has limited shade on the far side of the lake so should be done early or later in the dau. There are multiple breathtaking views at various points around the lake. Another great trail 100% within the forest runs all the way up to Goldwater lake and because it is mostly shaded can be done at any time of the day but care should be taken to ensure you have sufficient driniking water at either hike.
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Come early & bring enough water. Spend the day enjoy the various trails in the area and the views. Locals and tourists are plenty and once you experience the trails you'll see why.
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Seriously, the overlook of the Verde Valley and Sedona red rocks from Mingus Mountain is amazing and not to be missed if you visit the Jerome/Sedona/Cottonwood area...It is a spirit filled view.
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There are many trails in the forest for all fitness levels. The elevation is between 5000 and 6500 ft so be prepared. You may get out of breath earlier than normal. What a great way to spend a fall afternoon in the sunshine among the trees.
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This is a wonderful forest for hiking, biking, riding your horse. The forest is well maintained and offers respite to those of us who celebrate this wonderful National Forest. We all hope visitors be aware of leaving their fires and their cigarettes unattended.
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we spent a considerable amount of time hiking the trails tbrought the woods and enjoying the serenity and beauty of the area. if in the area this is something you should visit. It will provide great memories and wonderful pictures for years to come
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Immense boulders, stately forests, and desert... all of this is contained within or near the Prescott National Forest. It is not far from downtown Prescott to the heart of this often forbidding yet beautiful place. Best to visit in spring. My visit was before 2013 but there is no drop down menu for the actual date.