 Yavapai County is located in the
central region of Arizona.
It is a land of deep character and changing terrain. Prickly Pear dot the slopes of the desert lowlands and willowy aspen shimmer in the cool mountain air. Views are far-reaching capped by clear blue skies. Prehistoric remains of the Sinaguan people are tucked into sandstone ledges and prominent hilltops. You’ll find ghost towns and remnants of a mining heyday hidden in rocky canyons and forested mountainsides. Area lakes are nestled in the pines surrounded by thousands of miles of hiking, biking, and horseback riding trails.
Prescott was Arizona’s first territorial capital.
The real spirit of the West is fully alive in this timeless territory. Jerome was home to Arizona’s largest copper mine. Sedona is a site of unparalleled natural beauty. Hardscrabble homesteads gradually grew into intriguing western towns. Ash Fork and Seligman were signposts along historic Route 66, the Mother Road.
Yavapai County has a lot to offer.
We’ve linked the attractions and events of these intriguing communities together in a series of themed itineraries including:
· Cultural Heritage
· Outdoor Recreation
· Gaming and Horseracing
· Golf
Check out our listing of area festivals and signature events. We’ve also included links to community pages so you can plan your visits in more detail.
Yavapai County communities are known for their small-town flavor, western hospitality in our hotels and resorts and the charm of our bed and breakfasts (B&B’s). . Local restaurants, boutiques, shops, antique stores, galleries, and pedestrian-oriented downtown areas make for enjoyable browsing.
Arcosanti, the Prescott area, Jerome, and Sedona are great venues for stage shows and theater when on vacation in Arizona. The saloons of historic Whiskey Row in Prescott rock the rooftops with a range of country-oldtime rock and roll.
Come on up to Yavapai on day trips or vacation! Clean air, the best climate in Arizona, and central mountain hospitality.
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