Mile High Trail
What it is
A city-managed network of trails and connectors that link downtown Prescott to several parks, the Granite Creek corridor, and outlying neighborhoods. Different from the wilderness trails outside town.
Routes and segments
Downtown to Acker Park, Granite Creek corridor through Watson Woods and back toward Watson Lake, plus several neighborhood connectors. Mostly paved or compact gravel.
Use
Walking, running, and biking. Strollers and most chairs work on the paved sections. Dogs allowed on leash.
Best segments
The Granite Creek section through downtown is the most walkable for visitors. Watson Woods adds bird life and shade. Acker Park climbs to the south side.
Maps and signage
City of Prescott maintains maps online. Trail signs mark major intersections. Pick up a map at the visitor center on Goodwin Street.
Frequently asked
What is the Mile High Trail?+
Prescott's urban trail and connector network.
How long is it?+
Multiple segments totaling over 20 miles.
Is it paved?+
Mostly. Some segments are compact gravel.
Can I bike on it?+
Yes.
Are dogs allowed?+
Yes, on leash.
Where do I find a map?+
City of Prescott website or visitor center.
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