Petrified Forest National Park, Arizona. 2) The Triassic Forest
DrFumblefinger concludes his two-part series on a visit to Petrified Forest National Park with a close-up look at the thousands of fossilized trees you'll see on your visit.
DrFumblefinger concludes his two-part series on a visit to Petrified Forest National Park with a close-up look at the thousands of fossilized trees you'll see on your visit.
Gumbo was visiting Petrified Forest National Park, in Arizona. This post focuses on features of the beautiful landscapes of the Painted Desert within the park.
Samantha, her husband and family friends spent some time exploring the Phoenix Zoo Lights. It is a 30-year holiday tradition in Phoenix.
The San Francisco peaks are a distinctive group of mountains -- extinct volcanos -- that are the tallest mountains in Arizona.
DrFumblefinger visits Sunset Crater, just north of Flagstaff. The volcano erupted about a thousand years ago. Today you get to visit the rugged lava flow fields and study how vegetation is slowly re-establishing itself.
Marilyn Jones shares stunning pictures of a beautiful slot canyon
Samantha says Sedona has to be one of the most exquisite places in the southwest, and thinks it’s something you have to see for yourself to believe.
When Marilyn Jones visited the garden, it was too early for blooms... but not for the birds and small animals that call it home!
DrFumblefinger visits the town of Seligman, an important link to Historic Route 66
Marilyn takes us on a visit to a museum whose focus is on the art and culture of the indigenous peoples of its area
After a long day on the road, Marilyn finds comfort at an inn tucked into the forest.
On a recent road trip, Samantha and her husband Gene stopped in to take some pictures in Winslow AZ, and grab a few snacks.
A Fred Harvey Hotel designed by Mary Colter, it's one of the finest hotels along old Route 66.
This delightful artists' community in Southern Arizona has a long and interesting history.
Kai Rambow visits an unusual small town and reminds us that even the smallest destinations have wonderful surprises.