Petrified Forest is best known for its Triassic fossils. It's like having two parks in one, an ecosystem over 200 million years old with plants and animals …
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2025年3月14日
This is simply a beautiful place to visit with a stunning landscape and remarkable history. If you are travelling through I highly recommend that you stop in and visit. They do also have the junior r…TasteofTuscany的完整评论
2025年3月13日
Do not miss the Blue Mesa Hike! Stunning Views. We did not have to wait in line to get in at 9:00 am on a Tuesday. We were able to talk to Ranger Keith Lane at the Painted Desert Inn National Histo…petriedish57的完整评论
2025年3月12日
On our cross-country drive from 'sea to shining sea' ..... CT to CA were stopped here. Was looking on a map and decided to stop as we were heading to Winslow AZ 'Standin on a Corner' It is worthw…Cindy R的完整评论
What is the road like when driving thru the Petrified National Forest? Is it fairly flat, or mountainist with curves? Narrow roads, or interstate? We don't do well driving thru mountain passes, will that be an issue?
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It's fairly flat and fully paved. Not mountainous at all.
One in our party has mobility issues. It appears there are a few pull offs that offer good views of the painted dessert, but are there pull offs where you can view the petrified wood? Is it worth continuing on to the Petrified forest area if we are unable to do any hiking? How long should we allow for a drive through with viewing stops? We will be coming from/ returning to Flagstaff.
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yes it is worth a visit as it is so different. There are stopping places with great views. Go for it
With the road closure what exactly will we see coming from I40? Is it better to go all the way around to I 180? Any suggestions so we can get the most out of this stop? Thanks!
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I took the I-40, no problems. Definitely worth seeing. Enjoy your trip!
Yes, there are two locations in the park you are allowed to "bare" camp - no fires, pack in and pack out, no prepared sites - in the wilderness areas at least 1 mile from roads. You …
Yes, there are two locations in the park you are allowed to "bare" camp - no fires, pack in and pack out, no prepared sites - in the wilderness areas at least 1 mile from roads. You need a permit which is free and the rangers will check on your vehicle. Don't fake it and camp in unapproved areas or you risk fines and having your vehicle towed. Check at the visitor center - we used the one at the south end.
Just keep your eyes open, even on the paved trails. My young son almost stepped on one several years ago on a paved trail that was paved up against a rock outcropping. Luckily the …
Just keep your eyes open, even on the paved trails. My young son almost stepped on one several years ago on a paved trail that was paved up against a rock outcropping. Luckily the snake rattled and I grabbed him just before he stepped on it!!!
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