A museum that displays the lives and cultures of early settlers and the Native Americans who lived here before them.

Lynx Lake is one of the most popular recreation areas in central Arizona. Mild weather, the cool ponderosa pine forest, a serene 55-acre lake, trout fishing, boating, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, archaeological sites, and bird watching attract visitors from throughout Arizona.

Museum that features exhibits and works from American Indian art and culture.

Forest located in a mountainous section of central Arizona, offering campgrounds, picnic grounds and 2,500 miles of roads for visitors.

A brew pub offering beer and dining.

Fine arts museum that features exhibits and educational programs related to the American West.

The Antelope Hills North Course tests your fairway accuracy as it winds through sentinels of poplars, spruce, elms, cottonwoods, and weeping willows-deciduous trees unique to this desert climate. At a testy par 72, the mature 6,778 North Course has offered players on of the most spectacular challenges in Arizona public golf since 1956. Newly hired Golf Course Superintendent, Jerry Walsh, has the course in the best condition in recent years.

Designed by acclaimed architect Tom Weiskopf, this par-71 golf course, measuring approximately 6,700 yards, boasts well-manicured fairways that weave through many historical and natural features of the desert landscape.

Opened in 1992, the young trees appear to invite more liberal play. But strike the ball true! Lush fairways with challenging lies, lead to large but well-guarded, undulating greens. On the 7,014 yard, par 72 South Course the approach is the thing, the short game is the trial. Enjoy panoramic views of the area mountains-Granite Dells, Granite Mountain, Thumb Butte, and even San Fransisco Peaks near Flagstaff.

Many of Prescott's buildings that are listed in the National Register of Historic Places are located downtown.

A full block of historic bars and saloons where some of America's famous cowboys and outlaws drank.

A general store offering one-of-a-kind items of the Southwest.