Winter Hours Start November 1 The leaves are turning and the evenings are cooling off in downtown Prescott. That does not mean the golf carts are going into storage. Ghost Riders is still available year-round — the same puzzle ride through Whiskey Row and Courthouse...
Add photos when you book your ride. A Puzzle Ride ends when the last clue is solved and the golf cart rolls back to the start. The laughing, the wrong turns, the moment someone finally saw the answer everyone else missed — those stay in the group chat for a day or...
The Puzzle Shop Is in the Middle of It All. Saturday is the 48th Annual Whiskey Row Marathon, and downtown Prescott plans the weekend around it. The race starts and finishes at Courthouse Plaza. The full course is one of the harder ones in the country: it leaves the...
Scottsdale was not built as a resort. It started as a farm town on the edge of the Salt River Valley. In the late 1880s, Army chaplain Winfield Scott and his wife Helen settled here. By 1894 the townsite had a name — first Orangedale, then Scottsdale — and a grid of...
This is the season. Halloween first. Then the lights. October is when Puzzle Rides stops feeling like “something we should do someday” and starts disappearing off the calendar. Ghost Riders fills first. In Prescott, the Live Game of Clue is right behind it. Corporate...
The Brand Must Be Registered in the Ledger Last week we said a cattle brand only works if it lives in two places: on the animal and in the book. The iron marks the hide. The register proves who owns the mark. Separate those, and you no longer have ownership. You have...
