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Petrified Forest National ParkOnyx Bridge within the Painted Desert, Photo by Marge Post/NPS
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Park Newspaper/Trip Planner
 

Park Newspaper/Trip Planner - 2009:
These files are quite large and designed for a page size of 11.25 x 17 inches.


Page 1 The Living Park 1 (PDF 1,734kb)
Page 2 The Living Park 2 (PDF 1,651kb)
Page 3 Introduction, Welcome Message from the Superintendent (PDF 2,895kb)
Page 4 Park Map, Rules and Regulations (PDF 1,949kb)
Page 5 Trails, Safety (PDF 1,019kb)
Page 6 Park Activities (PDF 2,178kb)
Page 7 Wilderness Camping, Horses (PDF 1,639kb)
Page 8 Special Events and Activities (PDF 2,111kb)
Page 9 Education, Junior Ranger, Volunteers (PDF 2,802kb)
Page 10 Area Information, Museum Association, Climate, and Park Fees (PDF 1,067kb)
Page 11 Living Park 3 (PDF 2,131kb)
Page 12 Living Park - Kids' Corner (PDF 1,810kb)
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Did You Know?
Standing on the edge of a vast badlands landscape, a Spanish explorer is rumored to have named the area "El Desierto Pintado" (The Painted Desert) because the hills looked like they were painted with the colors of the sunset.

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Last Updated: June 12, 2009 at 14:47 EST