Prescott! Watson Lake is located on hwy 89, north of Prescott. The complex has campsites, restrooms, and picnic area. Crappie and Large Mouth Bass can be caught in it's waters. This is a no swimming, no wake lake, making it perfect for canoeing and kayaking. We canoed and kayaked most of the northern shoreline, enjoying the small side canyons, rock features and wildlife. We docked the boats and hiked to an overlook, facing west towards Granite Mountain and the Prescott NF. The weather was perfect in late may.   Hiking Trails The Mile-High Trail Systemin Prescott, Arizona contains approximately 26 miles of trails including Rails-to-Trails projects along the former Santa Fe Railroad, the Prescott Circle Trail System, and the Greenways Trails System. The Prescott Circle Trail is a network of trails that continues to expand, and which will eventually encircle all of Prescott. The Greenways Trails are urban trails along Granite and Miller Creeks, which run through downtown Prescott. These are only some of Prescott's favorite trails: Aspen Creek Trail - This one-mile trail follows a portion of Aspen Creek while paralleling the Hassayampa golf course. Limited parking can be found along Middlebrook Rd. Please do not park on Poplar Drive. Butte Creek Trail - Trail #321 begins at Stricklin Forest Park on Sherwood Drive. This trail parallels Butte Creek, westbound to the Prescott National Forest, and runs partially through a scenic canyon. The City portion is 1.3 miles, but the trail continues into the Prescott National Forest and connects to a larger trail system. Acker Park Trails - Hiking trails with interpretive signs, restrooms, and views. Located at 421 S. Virginia Street.