easy
3 hours
Suitable for riders with basic fitness; e-bike assistance makes hills manageable for most skill levels.
Enjoy a tranquil 3-hour e-bike tour through Prescott’s beautiful trails ending with a lakeside picnic at Watson Lake. Perfect for those who want adventure at their own pace.
Peavine ,Iron King Trail & Watson Lake Park | Self Guided | Price $75.00
Embark on a self-guided tour of the stunning Peavine and Iron King Trails, culminating in a scenic ride to Watson Lake Park. Enjoy breathtaking views of Watson Lake and the Granite Dells, explore historical landmarks, and savor a picnic by the lakeshore—all in a leisurely 3-hour adventure.
Self-Guide Tour of the Peavine and Iron King Trails PLUS Ride Down to Watson’s lake - lakeshore and have a picnic while exploring Watson’s Lake park
A CROWD’S FAVORITE
5’0” to 5’6” COOSE A MEDIUM 5’7” to 6’5” COOSE A LARGE
3 Hours That includes time to explore both trails at your leisure and visit the lakeshore down by Watson Lake Park.
The Peavine Trail is one of Prescott’s few "Rails to Trails" projects and an Iconic Gem. It offers amazing views of Watson Lake and the Granite Dells.
It also connects with The Iron King Trail at the "Point of Rocks" where you can see the historical marker showing a photo of the identical view taken about 100 years ago.
There is a $3.00 parking fee. (Free parking on Wednesday’s) Kiosk accepts cash or credit cards
Ensure your e-bike battery is fully charged to comfortably complete the trails without interruptions.
Stay hydrated and energized, especially if you plan to picnic by the lake or take breaks along the way.
Proper shoes improve comfort and safety, especially when stopping to explore rocky or uneven areas near the trails.
Preserve local flora and avoid getting lost by sticking to marked bike trails throughout the experience.
The Iron King Trail follows an old railway corridor, offering glimpses into Prescott's mining and railroading past.
Prescott E-Bike promotes sustainable recreation by encouraging low-impact exploration and respecting local wildlife habitats.
A helmet is critical for safety on varied terrain and is often required by law.
Staying hydrated is essential, especially in Arizona’s dry climate.
Bring a blanket for a comfortable lakeside picnic during mild spring weather.
spring specific
A lightweight jacket keeps you comfortable during cooler autumn rides and evenings.
fall specific