Tri-city Towing will be joining this year’s Prescott Valley Outdoor Summit with their custom Hook & Tow Sponsorship! Come see what Tri-city Towing has to offer on September 30th and October 1st and experience adventure!

Towing Experts

A full service towing company, Tri-city Towing specializes in heavy, medium, and light duty towing and recoveries. Covering Prescott, Prescott Valley, Chino Valley, Dewey, Mayer, Cordes Lake, Ash Fork, and the rest of Northern Arizona with professional towing services!

Tri-city towing is committed to being fast, reliable, and respectful on every job. They understand how important your business is. When you call them, they treat your business as if its their own. They understand that accidents can happen at any time, which is why they operate 24/7/365. Whether you need a tow or experience an accident Tri-city towing is here to help.

Visit Tri-city towing at the Prescott Valley Outdoor Summit at booth B2!

Want to learn more? Visit their website: https://tricitytowinginc.com/

Photos courtesy of Tri-city Towing’s Facebook page.

Prescott is a beautiful city that allows for so many types of outdoor recreation, which is why it is perfect that the City of Prescott’s Office of Tourism will be the Prescott Trails sponsor at the 2023 Prescott Valley Outdoor Summit!

Trail Systems in Prescott

Within Prescott, there is the Mile High Trail System which consists of over 100 miles of trails! This trail system includes the Prescott Circle Trail. The Circle Trail is a group of trails that surround Prescott, and these trails are anywhere from beginner-friendly to more difficult for the experienced hiker, so there is something for everyone! Many of Prescott’s trails are accessible for different recreation types such as hiking or mountain biking. Visit https://www.prescott-az.gov/recreation-events/recreation-areas/trails/ to learn more about all of the trails Prescott has to offer.

Make a Difference

The City of Prescott understands that the outdoors is important to its citizens and supports the help the volunteers have to offer to maintain the beauty of Prescott. The City and a group of volunteers known as the Over the Hill Gang work together in order to maintain and preserve the trails of Prescott. If volunteering is of interest to you, visit https://www.prescott-az.gov/recreation-events/recreation-areas/volunteer/trails-volunteers/

Check out the City of Prescott and learn more about what the outdoors of Prescott has to offer at booth K17!

Photos courtesy of the City of Prescott.

Love dirt biking, mountain biking, or even just hiking while caring about the outdoors? Then come to the 2023 Prescott Valley Outdoor Summit and visit our Whiskey Throttle sponsor Prescott Trail Riders (PTR)!

Mission

PTR was formed in 2014 by area enthusiasts seeking to preserve and expand recreational trail riding in Prescott, Arizona. They are a non-profit group, working closely with the Prescott National Forest, to advocate the appropriate use of approved trails, maintain existing trails and to build new ones. Although the club was started by dirt bike riders, they embrace the teamwork and support of hikers, mountain bikers, equestrians, quad and UTV users.

On top of maintaining trails, Prescott Trail Riders also raises money to help injured riders and puts on races to help support the groups mission. Come to the Prescott Valley Outdoor Summit on September 30th and October 1st to learn more about how the group is making Arizona trails a better place for everyone. PTR will be at booth D23!

Learn more!

To get involved with maintaining and conserving Arizona’s trails visit https://prescotttrailriders.org/ .

Photos courtesy of the PTR website.

The City of Prescott Recreation Services Park Rangers have created a free Junior Ranger program to promote the Appreciate AZ Leave No Trace Principles, while also teaching the ecology, culture, history, and outdoor recreational opportunities of the Prescott area.

“Our goal is to create future stewards of our open spaces,” said Sean Underhill, a Ranger for Prescott Recreation Services. “The target age range for this program is 6-12, but all ages are welcome to participate and become stewards of our parks and open spaces. Adding on to our free Nature Niños program, the Junior Ranger program integrates new topics and leadership opportunities for local and visiting youth.”

The Appreciate AZ Leave No Trace Principles are to plan ahead and prepare, stick to the trails, respect wildlife, share the outdoors, trash your trash, leave what you find, and be careful with fire. These principles are integrated throughout the Junior Ranger program.
This program consists of a free downloadable guidebook that maps out all of Prescott’s historic sites and outdoor recreational spaces, while teaching participants proper outdoor ethics. It will also be available in print at select locations. Within the Guidebook is a special Passport to Prescott’s museums and local attractions. Those who visit at least 7 passport sites and take the Appreciate AZ Leave No Trace pledge will earn a Prescott Junior Ranger badge.

While supplies last, printed copies of the guidebook and badges will be available to those who sign up for the Prescott Library’s Youth Services Summer Reading Program, at our Recreation Services department, and at the Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center.
They are seeking sponsors to help grow and sustain this program into the future. Visit the Prescott Junior Ranger/ Nature Niños site online to donate or download your free copy of the Junior Ranger Guidebook. Questions or suggestions can be sent to the City of Prescott Park Rangers at [email protected].

Hey everyone! The Prescott Valley Outdoor Summit is featured in the Summer Edition of the Prescott Valley Recreation and Events Guide! The 32-page full color guide features events and programs produced by the Town of Prescott Valley. You can find the full-page spread of the Prescott Valley Outdoor Summit on pages 28 – 29 of the guide. We’ve got some great sponsors and exhibitors in the queue with Findlay Subaru Prescott being the latest sponsor to sign on! Get ready for September everyone! The Prescott Valley Recreation and Events Guide is scheduled to hit the docks in print within the next two weeks. Get outdoors! #PVOSAZ