More National Park Info
The Grand Canyon National Park ⭢
A national Park since 1919, the Grand Canyon is much more than just “a big hole in the ground.” This mile-deep geologic wonder features hikes, mule rides & rafting. Unique combinations of geologic color and eroded forms, decorate a canyon that is 277 river miles long, and up to 18 miles wide in parts.
Places to explore:
- The North Rim
- The South Rim
- Havasupai Falls
- Phantom Ranch
Saguaro National Park ⭢
Home of the largest cacti in America, the park is named for the large saguaro cactus, native to its desert environment. Saguaro National Park has scenic views, hiking trails & stunning picnic areas are offered.
Places to explore:
- Petroglyphs of the ancient Hohokam people.
- Cactus Forest Drive
- Signal Hill Trail
Petrified Forest National Park ⭢
Petrified Forest National Park is in northeast Arizona. The Rainbow Forest is full of colorful petrified wood and is home to the Rainbow Forest Museum, with paleontology exhibits & trail access points. The park includes Petroglyphs of Newspaper Rock and the ruined village of Puerco Pueblo. To the north, the Painted Desert Inn, a 1930s adobe building, is a museum with Hopi murals.
Places to explore:
- The Rainbow Forest
- Newspaper Rock
- Puerco Pueblo

Petrified National Park
Saguaro National Park
Grand Canyon National Park