Discover Prescott's Rich History at the Western Heritage Center

Getting There

• Car

  From any point within Prescott National Forest, head southeast towards Prescott. Follow the signs directing you to Prescott, which is approximately 15-20 minutes away depending on your specific location within the forest. Once you reach the outskirts of Prescott, continue on AZ-89 towards Prescott. Take the exit for Gurley St/AZ-89A and merge onto Gurley St. Continue straight on Gurley St, then turn left onto S Montezuma St. The Prescott Western Heritage Center will be on your right at 156 S Montezuma St.

• Public Transportation

  If you are relying on public transportation, check the local bus service for routes that head to Prescott from nearby cities. Once in Prescott, you will likely need to use a local taxi service or rideshare app (like Uber or Lyft) to get to the Prescott Western Heritage Center at 156 S Montezuma St, as there may not be direct public transport options to the center. Expect to pay a fare of approximately $10-$15 for a rideshare service from downtown Prescott.

• Biking

  For those who prefer cycling, you can bike from various points in Prescott National Forest to Prescott. Follow Forest Road 3 or any of the established biking trails that lead towards the city. Once in Prescott, navigate towards downtown and take Gurley St to S Montezuma St. Be cautious of traffic as you approach the city center. Ensure you have a bike lock to secure your bicycle at the Heritage Center.

• Walking

  If you are staying in Prescott and wish to walk to the Prescott Western Heritage Center, start from the downtown area. Head south on Montezuma St, which is approximately a 15-minute walk from the central square (Whiskey Row). The center is located at 156 S Montezuma St, and you can enjoy the local shops and scenery along the way.