In the following blog, Colton takes you on a visual journey through some of Prescott’s most iconic scenery. You can click on the image to view a larger version.
First we start off with Thumb Butte, one of the highest points in Prescott.
Thumb Butte and the surrounding area looks just as stunning in the Winter
Next, we take a look at the lakes near to Embry-Riddle campus (Watson and Willow Lake).
My friends and I often take our multirotors out to the lake for some aerial photos and video.
This is the back of Watson Lake dam
One of my favorite spots in Prescott is Spruce Mountain Lookout. From the top of the mountain you are rewarded with a beautiful view of Prescott below.
Another hidden gym is Prescott’s Lynx Creek system. In winter/spring the creek flows with snowmelt and produces gorgeous scenery.
Our final destination is Prescott’s Downtown Courthouse square. The square presents beautiful colors in the fall as well as spring, and in the winter the entire courthouse and surroundings are covered with Christmas lights. For more info on that see this blog -> https://riddlenationaz.erau.edu/tag/lights/
Included below are a few more photos that showcase some random but amazing scenery surrounding Prescott, Arizona.
And to close it up, a few shots of/around Embry Riddle campus!
If you have any questions feel free to comment below!
-Colton Campbell
Dear Colton. Thank you so very much for sharing your photos of Prescott. Each and every one of your pictures are stunning! What great photography. I am so glad you think Prescott and the surrounding area is as beautiful as I do. Best wishes to you from Lynda
Amazing photos, this is why I love Prescott! I just copied the link and emailed it to several friends.
Colton,
Good stuff, bro. I loved the unabashed XA shout out and your year-end video–it’s definitely all-things XA & Riddle–leaves me reminiscent of my 5 years there. Glad I got to visit back in December for the last XA. Say hi to Kev & Kim and Matty & Maureen for me. Godspeed with the rest of your schooling!
Kyle
Incredible pictures! This is exactly what makes Prescott so dear to my heart.