The Petrified Forest National Park is located in northeastern Arizona.

The Petrified Forest National Park is famous for its remarkable collection of petrified wood, some of which dates back over 200 million years. The park showcases ancient trees that have turned to stone due to mineralization over time. It also features diverse landscapes, including badlands, mesas, and grasslands. In addition to the petrified wood, the park preserves a wealth of prehistoric fossils, ancient petroglyphs, and artifacts from Native American cultures, making it a key site for both natural and cultural history in the Southwest.