Prescott National Forest is located in north-central Arizona, covering over 1.25 million acres of diverse landscapes. The forest features a mix of pine, oak, and juniper trees, along with various wildlife species. It offers numerous recreational opportunities, including hiking, camping, and mountain biking. Established in 1898, Prescott National Forest is part of the larger National Forest System. The area is known for its scenic beauty, with several lakes and trails that attract outdoor enthusiasts. Visitors can explore historical sites and enjoy the rich biodiversity that the forest has to offer.