Pedal Your Way Through Prescott
Top eBike Destinations for Adventure Seekers!
Pedal Your Way Through Prescott, Arizona
Prescott, Arizona is a wonderful place to explore on an eBike. With its stunning natural scenery, mild climate, and numerous bike-friendly trails, it’s no wonder that eBiking is becoming increasingly popular in the area. Here are some of the top places to take your eBike for a spin in Prescott
Peavine Trail
The Peavine Trail is a popular destination for eBikers and hikers alike. This 6-mile trail winds through the Prescott National Forest and offers stunning views of Watson Lake and Granite Mountain. With its relatively flat terrain and well-maintained surface, the Peavine Trail is a great choice for eBikers of all skill levels.
Prescott Circle Trail
If you’re up for a longer ride, the Prescott Circle Trail is a 54-mile loop that takes you through some of the most scenic areas of Prescott, including the Granite Dells, Thumb Butte, and Goldwater Lake. While this trail can be challenging in some areas, the eBike makes it a manageable and enjoyable ride for most people.
Thumb Butte Recreation Area
For a more challenging and scenic ride, head to the Thumb Butte Recreation Area. This area offers a variety of trails with varying degrees of difficulty, from easy nature trails to more advanced mountain biking trails. The panoramic views of Thumb Butte and the surrounding mountains make the ride well worth the effort.
Yavapai-Prescott Indian Reservation
The Yavapai-Prescott Indian Reservation offers several eBike-friendly trails that wind through the picturesque landscape of the reservation. The trails are relatively easy and offer stunning views of the Bradshaw Mountains and the Verde River Valley.
Heading back to the Sanctuary...
After a long day of pedaling around town, you will want to relax at the Prescott Sunset Sanctuary where you will be able to take in the views across all of Prescott while taking advantage of its welcoming atmosphere, great amenities, and convenient location. Check below for availability.