Welcome to Prescott Trail Riders

UPCOMING ACTIVITIES

NO CLUB MEETING on Monday September 2nd, 2024 due to Labor Day Holiday (delayed to Monday September 8^th)

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WHAT:      SEPTEMBER 2024 CLUB MEETING

WHEN:     6PM MONDAY SEPTEMBER 9th, 2024

WHERE:   FREEMAN BUILDING, PRESCOTT FRONTIER DAYS RODEO GROUNDS

PTR’s monthly club meeting will be held at 6:00 pm on Monday September 9th, 2024 in the Freeman Building at the Prescott Frontier Days Rodeo Grounds.  

Since the Yavapai County Fair will have just concluded, the meeting might be held in a different area in the Rodeo grounds, or at an alternate location.  Please look for any last-minute meeting update notifications via e-mail or club FB group.

We hope to see you there!

Freeman Building, Prescott Rodeo Grounds, 840 Rodeo Drive, Prescott

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WHAT: TRAIL WORKDAY

WHEN: 7:30AM SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 14TH 2024

WHERE:  PRESCOTT NATIONAL FOREST PNF #260, EAST COPPER TRAIL

We will be staging at Copper Basin Rd (county 64) and 9420C (just off the end of 373, Thumb Butte Loop Rd) (34.495497°N, 112.545277°W). Travel South from downtown Prescott on State Route 89, Montezuma then White Spar, and turn right on Copper Basin Road at the first RED light past the Safeway grocery store. Travel about 6.5 miles on Copper Basin Road to the top, the PTR trailer will be on the left where 9402C starts. Meeting at 7:30AM Saturday morning September 14th to work on PNF 260.  Watermelon, donuts, Gatorade back at the trailer about 10:30am.  Please review the details link below for more details, directions, and clothing & protective gear requirements.

Please check your e-mail and/or FB PTR group posts on Saturday morning in case the trail workday has been cancelled for any reason. Forest or weather conditions have a more likely impact in August.

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Our Mission

Prescott Trail Riders (PTR) promotes responsible motorized recreation in the Prescott National Forest and Central Arizona region. PTR works with local businesses, government agencies, environmental organizations, and other trail-use organizations including mountain biking, equestrian and hiking to maintain and preserve the local trails and establish new ones. Prescott Trail Riders strive to be the leader in expanding responsible land use for off-highway vehicles, ensuring availability and access for future generations.

Prescott Trail Riders (PTR) is a non-profit motorized off-highway vehicle club located in Prescott, Arizona.