Petrified Forest National Monument (1953)United States. National Park Service
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Petrified Forest National Monument (1953)
United States. National Park Service
Petrified Forest National Park (Ariz.)
You may purchase petrified wood from the monument concessioner, who gets
his supply from dealers handling wood obtained from private lands
outside of the monument.
The following items, which through their observance will tend to make
your trip and that of your neighbors more enjoyable, are listed for your
guidance:
The monument is a sanctuary for all living things. Please do not
molest the wild birds or animals or pick wild flowers.
Pets may be brought into the monument only on leash, crated, or
otherwise under physical restrictive control.
Picnicking is permitted at the headquarters picnic area only.
Unless adequately sealed, cased, broken down, or otherwise packed to
prevent their use while in the monument, firearms are prohibited
except upon written permission from the superintendent.
Professional photographers using motion picture cameras must obtain a
permit from the superintendent.
All accidents should be reported to the nearest ranger station.
The speed limit is 35 miles per hour. Please drive with caution and
heed all traffic signs.
Lost and found articles should be reported to the nearest ranger
station.
An annual fee of 50 cents is charged each automobile and motorcycle
entering the monument.
The monument road between the Rainbow Forest and the Painted Desert is
closed to through travel at night.
THE PARK RANGERS ARE HERE TO ASSIST YOU AS WELL AS TO PROTECT THE
MONUMENT AREA. WHEN IN DOUBT ASK A RANGER—THANK YOU.
[Illustration: DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR · March 3, 1849]
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Douglas McKay, _Secretary_
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE, Conrad L. Wirth, _Director_
[Illustration: PETRIFIED FOREST NATIONAL MONUMENT
ARIZONA]
PAINTED DESERT
Pilot Rock
HIGHEST POINT IN MONUMENT (EL. 6235)
CHINDE MESA
Black Forest
RIM OF PAINTED DESERT
PAINTED DESERT INN
MUSEUM
PUERCO RIVER
LITHODENDRON WASH
DEAD RIVER
Cottonwood Wash
ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RY.
ADAMANA
TO GALLUP NEW MEXICO
U. S. 66
TO GALLUP 72 MILES
TO HOLBROOK 25 MILES
U.S. 260
TO HOLBROOK 20 MILES
TO ST. JOHNS 42 MILES
PUERCO RIVER CHECKING STATION
HIGHWAY CLOSED AT NIGHT
PARKING AREA
PETROGLYPHS
INDIAN RUINS
NEWSPAPER ROCK
Twin Buttes
The Haystacks
Blue Forest
3 MILES
PARKING AREA
First Forest
PARKING AREA
AGATE BRIDGE
SECOND FOREST
PARKING AREA
Rainbow Forest
PETROGLYPHS
The Flattops
Third Forest
RAINBOW FOREST ADMINISTRATION OFFICE HEADQUARTERS
CHECKING STATION (El. 5472)
HIGHWAY CLOSED AT NIGHT
MUSEUM
STORE
PARKING AREA
RAINBOW FOREST LODGE
Picnic Area
VICINITY MAP
PETRIFIED FOREST NAT. MON.
NAVAJO INDIAN RESERVATION
U. S. 66
Gallup
Holbrook
U. S. 260
Concho
St. Johns
NM PF 7001 Revised Aug. 1952
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