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HotelBest Western Arizonian InnHolbrook, AZ

HotelHampton Inn & Suites Show Low/PinetopShow Low, AZ

HotelBest Western Paint Pony LodgeShow Low, AZ

HotelBest Western Plus Winslow InnWinslow, AZ

HotelBest Western Snowflake InnSnowflake, AZ

HotelDays InnHolbrook, AZ

HotelHoliday Inn ExpressShow Low, AZ

HotelKiva MotelShow Low, AZ

HotelLa Posada HotelWinslow, AZ

HotelLa Quinta Inn & Suites Petrified ForestHolbrook, AZ

HotelWigwam MotelHolbrook, AZ

HOTELSuper 8 By Wyndham HolbrookHolbrook, AZ

HOTELBaymont Inn Holbrook

HOTELEcono Lodge I-40 Exit 286-holbrookHolbrook, AZ

HOTELHoward Johnson By Wyndham HolbrookHolbrook, AZ

HOTELQuality Inn Holbrook Near PetrifiedHolbrook, AZ

HOTELTravelodge By Wyndham HolbrookHolbrook, AZ

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DESTINATIONHolbrookHolbrook was founded in 1881 when the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad reached this point. Once called the “town too tough for women and churches,” the community was named for Henry R. Holbrook, chief engineer of the railroad project. The seat of Navajo County, Holbrook is close to Petrified Forest National Parkand several reservations.

NATIONAL PARKAgua Fria National MonumentSemidesert grasslands and a riparian forest support abundant wildlife, including pronghorn, mountain lions, javelinas and white-tailed deer.

NATIONAL PARKApache Sitgreaves National ForestsAlong the south rim of the Colorado Plateau in east-central Arizona, the Apache-Sitgreaves national forests comprise nearly 2.1 million acres. They are named, respectively, for the Apaches and for Lt. Lorenzo Sitgreaves, who in 1851 led the first military topographical mapping expeditions across Arizona. The forests include the Mount Baldy, Bear Wallow and Escudilla wilderness areas and the Blue Range Primitive Area.

NATIONAL PARKArches National Park Arches National Park lies 5 miles northwest of Moab on US 191. The rugged area contains the largest number of natural stone arches in the country. Along with more than 2,000 arches are many red rock canyons, spires, fins and balancing rocks. The erosion of the

NATIONAL PARKAztec Ruins National MonumentIn the northwest corner of New Mexico, just north of Aztec on US 516 to Ruins Road, is one of the best preserved Ancestral Pueblo ruins in the Southwest. The misnomer Aztec was given by early settlers who incorrectly identified the builders of these sandstone pueblos.

NATIONAL PARKBandelier National MonumentAbout 50 miles northwest of Santa Fe via US 285 to Pojoaque, then west on SR 502 and south on SR 4, this 50-square-mile site sits on the Pajarito Plateau in northern New Mexico's rugged canyon and mesa country. Pueblo and cliff dwellings constitute the remnants of an Ancestral Puebloan community established 7 to 8 centuries ago.

NATIONAL PARKBlack Canyon Of The Gunnison National ParkBlack Canyon of the Gunnison National Park has several observation points on the South Rim, reached via SR 347, leading off US 50, 8 miles east of Montrose; the North Rim is reached by an 11-mile road (the last half is gravel) from SR 92 east of Crawford.

NATIONAL PARKCanyon De Chelly National MonumentCottonwood Campground is managed by the Navajo Nation and offers primitive campsites for tent and group camping on a first-come, first-served basis. Restroom facilities are on-site; no showers or hookups are available. Limited services are offered in winter. A nightly fee is required. Phone (

NATIONAL PARKCanyonlands National Park In southeastern Utah, Canyonlands National Park encompasses deeply eroded canyons interspersed with sheer-sided mesas and a variety of spires, arches and unusual rock formations. The Green and Colorado rivers join and continue in a series of powerful rapids through the multicolored recesses of

NATIONAL PARKCanyons Of The Ancients National MonumentIn the Four Corners region 15 miles northwest of Cortez and west of US 491, Canyons of the Ancients National Monument preserves one of the richest archeological areas in the United States, covering 176,000 acres of remote and difficult terrain. More than 6,000 archeological sites, including dwellings, shrines, hunting camps and petroglyphs, preserve the remnants of cultures and traditions spanning thousands of years.

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