Exploring the National Parks · Wednesday, September 2, 2026
During a visit to Theodore Roosevelt National Park, the petrified forest was highlighted as a unique and ancient natural wonder. The park also offered abundant wildlife viewing opportunities, including bison and prairie dogs, and scenic drives such as the loop road.
“I think my favorite thing that I saw in the park was the petrified forest.”
“The petrified forest is just like, it's so unique and different. And it's like, you know, it's like you're walking through a forest of stone. And it's really cool.”
“And then we also saw a lot of bison. We saw a lot of prairie dogs. Which is always super fun.”