A stunning landscape of colorful, fossilized wood, offering hiking, scenic drives, and stargazing.
Explore the world's largest concentration of petrified wood and stunning badlands landscapes.
A scenic 1-mile loop trail offering panoramic views of the Painted Desert and petrified logs.
Learn about the park's geology, history, and ecology through interactive exhibits and a short film.
Petrified Forest National Park has extensive hiking trails with varied terrain.
Staying hydrated is crucial in the desert climate of the Petrified Forest.
Protection from the sun is important due to the park's high elevation and desert climate.
Ground beef, beans, cheese, and lettuce on a frybread base.
Pancakes made from blue cornmeal, often served with syrup or honey.
Slow-cooked mutton with potatoes, carrots, and onions in a savory broth.
Handcrafted from real petrified wood, these bookends are a unique reminder of the park's natural history.
Inspired by the park's landscape, local Navajo artisans create stunning turquoise and silver jewelry.
Small, polished slices of petrified wood make beautiful and functional coasters.
A local favorite for breakfast, offering stunning views of the Petrified Forest.
Known for its unique atmosphere and delicious breakfast burritos.
A popular spot for lunch, offering a variety of sandwiches and salads.
A rugged peninsula and nature reserve at the southwestern tip of Africa, known for its dramatic landscapes, diverse wildlife, and the iconic Cape Point lighthouse.
The Indianapolis Museum of Art, now known as Newfields, is a beautiful 152-acre campus that houses a world-renowned collection of over 54,000 works of art.
Papi Hills Market, nestled in the Western Ghats, is a bustling local market known for its spices, handicrafts, and scenic views.