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Prescott Peavine National Recreation Trail
The diverse scenery and breathtaking landscapes are just two of the main reasons to travel down this multi-use trail.
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Prescott Peavine National Recreation Trail Details
The diverse scenery and breathtaking landscapes are just two of the main reasons to travel down this multi-use trail. For 6 miles, you will wind through desert grasslands, unique rock formations, and blankets of green flora as you make past the glistening Prescott Lake. In addition to the natural sights, this trail also runs along the historic Santa Fe, Prescott, and Phoenix Railway tracks. This train was mainly used during the copper mining era, and you can still see the rusted tracks and wooden decking laying off to the side.
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Nearby Parks Around Prescott Peavine National Recreation Trail
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Prescott Peavine National Recreation Trail
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0.6 mi away
Watson Woods Riparian Preserve
This 126-acre park of riparian forest is all that remains of this threatened habitat in Prescott.
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Iron King Trail
Escape the bustle of city life with this rural trail in the outskirts of Granville.
14.5 mi away
Mingus Mountain Scenic Road
If you are driving to Jerome, you will inevitably cross through the Black Hills are using this scenic road.
20.0 mi away
Prescott National Forest
In the mountains between Flagstaff and Phoenix, the Prescott National Forest is home to more than 1.2 million acres of land in Arizona.
26.1 mi away
Dead Horse Ranch State Park
Dead Horse Ranch State Park hosts the annual four-day Verde Valley Birding and Nature Festival as well as the Verde River Day.
