So while this is an easy hike it can be tricky to find. The roads have been closed for awhile due…read moreto wildfires, it was opened back up at the beginning of November. High clearance vehicle highly recommended - you go 14 miles on a dirt road ( not too bad ) then you make another 6 mile dirt road sketchy for sure ! The last bit of the road you will only be able to go in an off road vehicle. Honestly when you get to the plant there is a dirt road on your right with a closed road gate- this is going to be the easiest route - WARNING - if you want to adventure and find it yourself this is a spoiler alert Walk the road with the gate - stay on the dirt road there is a sign that says hot springs and has an arrow to the left - disregard and keep walking ... pay attention at about a mile for a foot path off to the left there is a rock with a patch of green paint on it ( it isn't super noticeable ) take that path straight toward the river. Once you reach the river you should be able to see a large rock with a big hole in it to your left and if you look carefully to the left you should see a palm tree from the old resort. Cross the river and head downstream for about quarter mile. If you happen to take the dirt road all the way until it dead ends into the river you can still cross here - about thigh deep - the part to crossing here is you have to cross the river twice and go through a grassy watery island then head downstream ... ( you'll see exactly where you should have crossed on your way to the springs. ) haha ... if you decide to take the path near the river - it isn't marked you just have to kinda follow others foot steps - you do have to scale some small rock formations if you find your self stuck in bamboo and find the road to your right you actually where you need to be . I suggest taking a picture of the trail since service is spotty . Definitely a place worth finding - but it is a little tricky - now that we adventures to find it it is easy but finding it the first time not so much - definitely give yourself a day to get there / enjoy and get back - the river was really cold and swift - grab a sturdy stick for balance .. bring water shoes !!! I did it barefoot and it is defining slick ...we got lucky to have only 2 people there when we showed up that left shortly after we got there but I have heard it can be really busy ( and naked )

20+miles on dangerous wash boarded dirt rd. 4x4 vehicle is a plus, don't forget a spare tire. Pull…read moreover and let faster vechiles pass!! Camp ground is in Childs/Irving power plant. Clothing is optional, so if you bring children don't expect everyone will cover themselves. 18+ recommended. Hot springs are approx 1 mile upstream from campground. There are 2 different pools , one has a block wall around it. Expect to help clean the pools if there when it's time. I've had great experiences there and very negative experiences there. Honestly though 3 out of 4 times is mainly a bunch of swinging old richards that make it creepy. Respect the nature and pick up your trash either way. It's beautiful there as well.

What a great gem of a spot this! It's kind of tucked away…read moreand that's what makes it all the more charming. The food is delicious. The views are spectacular. (cut down that big tree so you could see more of the golf course) And the service is amazing. Has been I took mom here for lunch to get her out of the house a little bit and we could not have picked a better spot!

Amazing and challenging course. Prepare to lose balls if you're newer and learning. We were warned…read morehowever that this place can't get their act together and it's true. Restaurant closed Monday and Tuesday, but also no cart girl, no Marshall, no ice. The boys who work the carts didn't even have access to it. We sat on the patio and ate food from somewhere else and the door locked behind us. The lady working up front was new and I felt like she was thrown into this job untrained. Feels as though the old timers kinda run it and you're in their way. Prescott Country Club has it figured out, this place could but I don't think they care to.

Course far exceeded expectations with views and condition! Heat of July and the place was…read morepristine!!!

We booked through Groupon, so it was fairly priced that way, otherwise would not likely book at…read moreregular rate. It is overpriced for the experience. It's a good challenging 3par course with great views and friendly staff but not something to pay $60+ for

The staff was all fantastic. Course was in 5 star shape and the views are breathtaking. One of the…read morebest rounds in all of Arizona.

Course was in great shape Tees were in great shape…read more Fairways were pure Course is short but you have to place your tee shot lots of trees Restrooms were clean Hospitality was great 4.8 rating

Nice little park has a splash pad a park and big green fields with a walk track around the outside…read more Bathroom available as well.

What a perfect place to take three little kids with nothing but energy to burn. The park was…read morebeautiful, clean, and had a great area for walking, sitting, and restrooms were very clean.

Our hot air balloon ride (on January 9th, 2012) was absolutely safe, pleasant, and…read moreprofessional...however...(and this is a big one) we were led to believe we would be able to see Sedona from the air, and we were taken so far away from Sedona, it was not visible at all. We literally drove away from one of the most beautiful places around and started our ascent over the nearby ugliness, drifted further and further away, and ending in even further ugliness. (January is a grey and dead-looking in the outskirts of the area, but the beautiful red soil of Sedona prevails year-round and we wanted to see it from the air.) We chose this company after seeing a hot air balloon in the air in the Sedona area...but that's just not what we got at all. Obviously what we saw was a different company and we were seriously disappointed. I would have given our experience 5 stars had we actually been in the Sedona area, as the website implies. The website is unfortunately misleading, especially for hopefuls. Perhaps it is our own fault for not EXPLICITLY asking, "Your website reads, 'Sedona Flagstaff Prescott Hot Air Balloon Rides', and so we will be flying near or over the Sedona area, right?" The website clearly states, "We typically fly 4,000-5,000 feet when weather permits on a regular weekly basis. The views from these heights are spectacular and breathtaking!" I am certain we did not fly, on our trip, more than 2,000 feet at any time. I wonder what breathtaking views we missed. Our pilot, Don, was great. He was fun, a real character, light, and informative. We'd go on another ride with him any day...but only if we were drifting in a more interesting area.

So peaceful, so beautiful, so high up, it is an enchanting adventure:-) From the time you call for…read morethe reservation to the time we were dropped off at Java Love Cafe at the end, everybody at Arizona Balloon Works was and is amazing, friendly, and professional. Well worth your time and $$. We peaked at 3000 feet up (Said hi to God; since we were sooo close to him:-) We received Champagne and strawberries and cheese and crackers and muffins and water too after, yum yum good! We were even given a nice certificate as a memento and they took pics of our adventure too.

I was here on a wine trip with my boyfriend, so of course, we had to do a little day for him as…read morewell. We googled "golf courses near me" and I'm so glad coyote trails was here! It's embedded within a 55+ living community so it is quiet and very peaceful. We went on a Monday, and they had a BOGO special going on, so I got to join my boyfriend for free! The course was well maintained, but it is a NARROW course with houses lining each side so it's some pressure to execute some NICE swings. There are little arrows pointing you to the next holes as you do have to drive in the community a title bit, but the houses were so sweet that I didn't mind. Lots of hills and water hazards to make the course fun! We can't wait to come again.

What a great 9 hole course. All the employees are friendly and helpful. This course is well…read moremaintained and is very challenging. Three different T boxes to choose from, if you think you're too good of a golfer to play this short course you will get humbled very quickly.

From the moment you walk in, you can tell this isn't just another gym, it's a thoughtfully designed…read morefitness experience. Everything is spotless and beautifully maintained. The equipment is high quality and well organized (the glute section is a dream). Even the treadmill TVs are crystal clear and large, which makes those miles a little more enjoyable. The bathrooms are immaculate (and yes, that matters), and the recovery room is next level - sauna, red light therapy, cold plunge... it truly feels like a luxury wellness space. Tom, the owner, is welcoming, kind, and genuinely passionate about what he's built. You can feel the intention behind every detail. So excited to be a member here!

After visiting the multiple gyms in the Prescott and Prescott Valley area and looking for a gym…read moreThat had quality equipment and actually kept their gym clean and maintained on a daily basis. Once I found Granite Fit Club, I knew. I found my gym. This gym is the cleanest gym I've ever been in. I really appreciate the fact that Tom, the owner, meets every single person before signing them up. What really drew me to this gym is the price point. After going to these large big box gyms that cost a very low amount, very low barrier to entry, I realized that it invites all sorts of people. From homeless. To van travelers and more. This is not the type of environment I would like to be in throughout my fitness journey. I'm so grateful to Tom for building this incredible facility and I look forward to my fitness transformation with Granite Fit Club.