Petrified wood is so common in southwestern North Dakota that when Interstate 94 was built west of Dickinson, no one wanted a 120-foot-long petrified log construction workers unearthed.

Probably nothing could have induced my father to take that plunge. The Petrified Forest is one of the handful of best places in North Dakota.

A Smithsonian-led team of researchers have discovered North America's oldest known pterosaur, the winged reptiles that lived ...

With its unique stand of trees turned into stone, The Petrified Forest between Sonoma and Napa counties is seeking buyers for ...

North Dakota petrified forest attracting touristsThe largest preserved specimen of petrified wood in the state is on display in Watford City, the gateway to the North Unit of the park. The ...

Wild horses, historic frontiers, bison and presidential cabins are a few great things in the tall grasslands of North Dakota.

For many travelers, Petrified Forest may be a stop to somewhere else, like the Grand Canyon, but this national park is special in its own right.

Petrified Forest National Park is open 364 days a year (everyday except Christmas, December 25), and hours change throughout the year; be sure to check the website when planning your visit.

CALISTOGA — The 100th anniversary celebration at Calistoga’s Petrified Forest will feature two days of guided tours, music, food for purchase, historic photos and documents and a formal ...

TRNP Superintendent Valerie Naylor says the Petrified Forest is thought to be the third largest in the United States. All I could think was: this treasure is in North Dakota.