Prescott, Arizona Getting to Prescott: From Phoenix, take I-17 North to Highway 69 North, then west at Cordes Junction. The route passes through Dewey and Humboldt. Prescott’s Landscape & Recreation: The area transitions from a plateau to a forested landscape near Lynx Lake, offering kayaking, boating, fishing, hiking, camping, swimming, and picnicking. History & Culture: Prescott boasts Victorian-era homes, is known for its “Whiskey Row” (Montezuma Street), and was Arizona’s first territorial and state capital. It features remnants of ancient Lynx Creek ruins and significant mining history. Whiskey Row: In the 1870s, a block of saloons, gambling halls, and hotels; today, it offers shops, restaurants, and a glimpse into the Wild West. Activities & Attractions: Features the World’s Oldest Rodeo, numerous lakes for water activities, museums, casinos, and opportunities for gold panning. Prescott’s Vibe: Described as having a hometown feel with friendly people and a lively atmosphere, especially during holidays and weekends. Practical Information: Elevation is approximately150
