Pet Friendly Things To Do in Prescott, Arizona

The architecturally striking Smoki Museum was built in 1935 out of native stone and wood in the shape of a pueblo. Some rare Native American pots and baskets from ... More on manual_books

The staff is friendly, the price is amazing . More on Yahoo! Travel

Nine buildings and four gardens tell the story of the history of central Arizona. In addition to exhibition... More on arizonaguide.com

Sharlot Hall Museum is a delightful way to spend an afternoon in Prescott. More on TripAdvisor

The 7,100-yard, par 72 golf course features 12-acres of lakes where custom home sites have been carefully p... More on Golf.com

Well-maintained with some very scenic holes. More on igougo

Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary, formerly known as Heritage Park Zoo, is a non-profit wildlife sanctuary... More on uptake_content

It's small, and not actually a commercial zoo, but rather a sanctuary for injured or rescued animals, but i... More on TripAdvisor

The 1.25 million acres of the Prescott National Forest are divided into two separate regions. The eastern s... More on LLBean.com

About ten miles beyond Crown king, the Horse Thief Basin recreation area offers prepared camp sites-includi... More on Epinions.com

With more than 450 miles of groomed recreational trails, you wontâ be at a loss for exploring the outdoors. The Prescott National Forest, Granite Basin Lake and Thumb Butte are all popular hiking a... More on Discover America

This was my first hike since moving to Arizona from the New York. Catskills/Gunks and Dacks move over...Granite Mountain, while not ... More on igougo

Historic Whiskey Row is a stretch of Montezuma Street between Gurley and Goodwin. In the "bad old days" of... More on Off the Beaten Path: Arizona

Inscription. By the early 1870s a full block of saloons, gambling halls and hotels made this the wildest pa... More on HMDB

As a 1900 fire engulfed the saloons and brothels of Prescott (Arizonaâs Whisky Row), patrons carried their ... More on travelandleisure

An old and beautiful building in an old and beautiful town. More on GeckoGo

In 1988, Congress designated 33.8 miles of the North Umpqua River as a Wild and Scenic River with a "recreation" classification. It begins at the confluence of Rock Creek (rivermile 35.5) near Swiftwater Bridge and ends at Soda Springs ... More on recreation.gov

Prescott's Frontier Days is a blast. Lots of activties and a great Rodeo. If you ever pass through Prescott ... More on Yahoo! Travel