The Historic Town is a block long. There are plaques to read along the building explaining the…read morehistory. Overall, there is not much to do and see in the town.

Sat May 12th was Western Trade Days in Mayer! This event is held two times a year to help with the…read morecommunity! It's a big event. And every year it just gets bigger! This year they offered shuttle bus pick up for those whom parked a ways down the road! Great food! Fun games!! A must see if ever in the area in the Spring or Winter!

This is OPEN! Just went to visit Arcosanti with a friend that came to town and what a cool…read moreexperience. You have to schedule a tour, self guided are not allowed. The tour guide Joseph was so kind and full of energy. The video you watch when you get there is a very heart felt explanation of the passion to continue this community. They own 800 acres and the property is built on 20 acres, it was built between 1971-1975 for the main spaces that are shared. 45 people live there but could range to 80. They show how the products and structure are made. I had no clue about silk casts and loved the hands on understanding and history. They have concerts, events, gatherings. Etc at the amphitheater. Check out the website. The cafe is closed. You can stay as a hotel guest overnight. They offer apprenticeship also.

I'm not sure why the Yelp page states Arcosanti is closed. We were just there and is open and…read moreoperating. Clearly what the original architect had in mind many years ago never came to fruition as it really hasn't changed in years. Is appears to be a small artist community but we didn't see anything going on at the moment so couldn't tell if it id still active or they make everything south in Scottsdale at Cosanti. There is a gift shop where you can watch a brief video on the history and learn about their wind chime creations. Personally I've received many of the wind chimes over the last 20 years for housewarmings or Christmas gifts. Each is unique. The greeter in the gift shop was friendly and stated there is a tour available as well. We didn't have time for the tour but purchased a couple of small gifts. He suggested visiting the Scottsdale location as well which is called Cosanti. I had no idea it was located in Scott's well. Will check it out.

I'm forgetting our tour guide's name but he was so awesome! We were the first people to tour the…read morecottonwood cemetery, and the experience was great! He didn't hover over us, just let us do our thing and that was the best. He goes into some detail regarding the history of Jerome/Cottonwood which was interesting. We had so much fun that the 2 hours we were out there felt like 15 minutes. He even let us take the spirit box and EVP with us for the night! Super cool experience and would highly recommend it to anyone that likes to ghost hunt!

What a joke! $45 walk a short distance over a long period of time, with only a few stories and…read morelittle to see. But, we did get to carry a phony electronic ghost buster device. I least expected a decent tour of town and some history. Standing around listening to walkie talkie static pretending to be a ghost?????

Ranch Trail #62 from Senator highway is part of the Prescott Circle trail and has fabulous 270…read moredegree views from west to east taking in the Sierra Prietas to the west, Thumb Butte, the San Francisco Peaks and Prescott Valley. Access the trail from the Watershed parking lot on the east side of Senator highway near Goldwater lake. The trail starts in scrub oak and within 1/2 mile you will have nice views west including Goldwater Lakes. This first part is unshaded so best to do early if you are going in the summer or hike fall through spring. As you turn to face north the trail is nicely shaded and pines and oaks take over as you meander in the forest. In late October the fall colors were stunning. You can take this trail about 5 miles in to the junction with 9854, and go back the way you came, which is the most scenic; or shorten your round trip by 3 miles by taking the 9854 south for 0.8 min, the taking the Watershed trail #299 southwest and back to your parking spot. Watershed is a rough, hilly and rocky ATV trail, but on a Saturday in peak leaf viewing season, I saw no ATVs or even other hikers. #299 has views to the south giving you a full 360 experience, but it is not a particularly attractive trail other than a nice flat portion in the pines so if you have the time, go back the way you came.

I got married in Sedona last weekend. We had our ceremony at…read moreMerry Go Round rock. I spent a year planning our pink jeep tour. I worked with Elizabeth and Leslie. Everything was perfect! Glenn our tour guide was amazing!

From the moment our group booked this tour, we have had nothing but a seamless and smooth ride!…read moreThere were four of us on our trip and we chose the combo rim/broken arrow tour. Upon arrival we had to wait a few minutes longer than start time, but it was because agent ensured we were able to tour without any other group issues! We had John T as our driver and this was one of the best tours we have had in a very long time! We laughed so hard, we literally cried. He was knowledgeable and funny and accommodating, and we would recommend this tour and John T to anyone even thinking about it. In terms of difficulty, there were moments that were a little harrowing, but we were definitely at ease with our driver. The views and experience more than make up for it though! Please do yourself a favor and utilize this company and ask for John T. Because we booked more than one tour with them, they even accommodated a deal for us on our next tour! Such a great time had by all!!

The trip today was amazing! Our tour guide was Frank aka Franklopedia and he truly made the…read moreexperience worth while! The only downfall is the 3 hour time frame but if you're staying longer you can always revisit the park :) 10/10

We had such an amazing time! My friend and I booked the sunset tour which was so much fun. William,…read moreour guide, was super knowledgeable, funny, and friendly. TBH, everyone we interacted from booking to checking in for the tour and beyond was kind and helpful. It was neat getting to see a different side of the park. The jeep was comfortable and let us see a lot of different views. It was nice having guidance for the different viewing spots that we wouldn't have thought to go to on our own. Definitely would highly recommend for someone visiting the GC!

Laurel Lyons is pure magic. As someone who had never been to Sedona, and had the experience of…read moreworking with over 4 dozen of the local health and spiritual practitioners in Sedona, Arizona. Laurel Lyons is one of the very few that knocked my socks off. Not only is she exceptionally intuitive, her ability to identify and connect her clients with other valuable services and supplemental resources in the city allows for a full spiritual experience on the mind, body, spirit, and soul. Laurel Lyons is one of the reasons I would travel to Sedona, Arizona. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Laurel is light and love!…read more Upon being introduced to her, I realized just how powerful her spirit is. Laurel, in her sincere way, made me feel very at peace with just her company. Her undeniable light aura, her kindness, her honesty, her humanity, her sense of humor, claimed me immediately. We were instantly connected and bonded. I call her Mah ever since. Laurel has a way with the universe that words cannot express. Her spiritual connection to life and beyond is pure. There are no descriptive words to compare the joy she is and brings. Our session was intense, with much beautiful emotion and absolute truth to my situation and being. The care, concern, love, and loyalty never faltered or seemed an act. She brought me spiritual balance in a time that mattered more than most. Never have I ever felt more welcomed and loved as if that was a place I had always belonged. I cannot wait to be visit her again and bond with her spirit even more so. I feel as if I was given a gift of real love. She helped soften my heart and soul. If you live in, or are visiting the Sedona, Arizona area, PLEASE meet Laurel Lyons and enjoy every moment of your spiritual connection and session.

Great place for short, well marked hikes with a lot of variety. Grab a trail map near the…read moreamphitheater and take the highlands trail for 360 views on the north part of the loop, plus creek side walking and interesting geology. The trail guide points out numerous topographic, geologic and historical areas. Finish up with a walk along the gardens. There are many benches along the way and also a children's play area.

Absolutely beautiful grounds, and free!! Easily walkable paths for the kids. The large bug…read moresculptures were super cool. Kiddos loved the play area and could have stayed there all day. We look forward to coming back next time we're in Prescott.

I love having somewhere local to get fresh produce!! I drive…read morefrom Flagstaff and it's worth the drive. I love their lettuce, pickles, apples, etc! Be aware: They do run out of stuff on weekends though because they get slammed with fall traffic. My dog was really sad they were out of their dog food.

Disappointed in what Mortimer Farms has become…read more We've been visiting Mortimer Farms for years, long before having children of our own. It's always been a place we've enjoyed, supported, and recommended to countless friends and families. Unfortunately, after our experience this weekend, we're genuinely questioning whether we'll return. We drove nearly two hours to visit, only to discover that admission was $30 per person, approximately double what we've typically paid in the past. When we questioned the increase, the employee at check-in explained that admission prices increase each week throughout October until Halloween. What makes this pricing structure particularly disappointing is the timing. For those of us raising families in Arizona, we've just spent months enduring extreme summer temperatures, often confined to air-conditioned spaces because it's simply too hot for our children to enjoy being outdoors. October is one of the first opportunities we have to get outside again, enjoy the beautiful weather, and make memories together as a family. Mortimer Farms has always been one of those special places worth making the drive from the Phoenix area to visit. To see admission prices increase so dramatically during the very season when families are finally able to enjoy these experiences feels especially disheartening. I understand that fall is likely a busy and profitable season for the farm, but knowing how much families look forward to this time of year makes the escalating prices feel particularly opportunistic. What made the experience even more frustrating was discovering that many of the activities inside weren't included in the admission price. For example, a short miniature pony ride was an additional $7 per child, just to walk in a circle for a couple of minutes. After paying $30 per person simply to enter, we had hoped more of these experiences would be included. Then there was the food. My husband purchased a pulled pork sandwich for $17, and we paid $10 for a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for our young daughter. Neither included a side or drink. Between admission and a couple of sandwiches, our family spent approximately $100. My father, who accompanied us separately, spent another $50 for his admission and one pulled pork sandwich. Collectively, we spent around $150, without even participating in the additional paid activities. What bothers me most is the bigger picture. Families are already facing tremendous financial pressures, and places like Mortimer Farms should be somewhere parents can take their children to enjoy a wholesome, memorable day without feeling like every experience comes with another charge. I fully support family-owned businesses and understand the need to remain profitable. But there's a difference between reasonable seasonal pricing and making a family outing feel financially excessive. For years, Mortimer Farms has been a place we've looked forward to visiting and sharing with others. It's genuinely sad to feel that a tradition we once loved is becoming one we can no longer justify financially. I sincerely hope the owners reconsider this pricing structure and recognize that maintaining an affordable, welcoming experience for the families who have supported this farm for years is just as important as its financial success.