Petrified Forest National Park, located in northeastern Arizona, is renowned for its stunning fossilized trees that date back to the Late Triassic period, around 225 million years ago. The park covers over 28,000 acres and features colorful badlands, ancient petroglyphs, and diverse wildlife, making it a unique geological and ecological site. Visitors can explore various trails and viewpoints, including the famous Blue Mesa and Crystal Forest. The park also offers educational programs about its rich natural history and the importance of conservation. It is a designated National Park and attracts nature lovers, hikers, and geology enthusiasts from around the world.