Downtown Prescott is the best place in Arizona for antiques shopping. For Native American crafts and Old West memorabilia, stop in at Ogg’s Hogan, 111 N. Cortez St. (tel. 928/443-9856).

In the Hotel St. Michael’s shopping arcade, Hotel Trading, 110 S. Montezuma St. (tel. 928/778-7276) carries some genuine Native American artifacts at reasonable prices. Owner Ernie Lister also makes silver jewelry in the 19th-century Navajo style. In this same arcade, the Old Sage Bookshop, 110 S. Montezuma St. (tel. 928/776-1136) is a wonderful used-book store selling primarily hardback editions. On the same block, you’ll find the Arts Prescott Gallery, 134 S. Montezuma St. (www.artsprescott.com; tel. 928/776-7717), a cooperative of local artists; and Van Gogh’s Ear, 156B S. Montezuma St. (www.vgegallery.com; tel. 928/776-1080), which was founded by a splinter group from the co-op.

Want to sample some local wine while you’re in the area? Head north of Prescott to Granite Creek Vineyards, 2515 Rd. 1 E., Chino Valley (www.granitecreekvineyards.com; tel. 928/636-2003), which produces organic, sulfite-free wines that are surprisingly good. The winery is open Friday through Sunday 1 to 5pm. Call for directions. And right in town, at the top of Courthouse Plaza, is Superstition Meadery, 120 W. Gurley St. (www.superstitionmeadery.com; tel. 928/458-4256), which brews mead (made with honey) and ciders.

Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.