Petrified Forest Along Historic Route 66

Petrified Forest Along Historic Route 66. Check out the Petrified Forest National Park and a section of the Historic Route 66. Close to Holbrook Arizona just off Interstate 40 is a 25-mile drive back in time. Colorful painted desert terrain plus ancient petrified trees and trails
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[@lindabradford9591]

The sad thing when you fly, you miss all the sites America has to offer. We went to the Petrified Forest. We stopped and saw the old car, drove through the Petrified Forest, Painted Desert, Meteor site, Grand Canyon, Valley of Fire, Red Rock Canyon, Hoover Dam and Lake Meade on our week stay out west. We had a nice time and a ton of pictures while stopping at all the various sites.

[@trishschaefer8504]

Wow...thank you so much for this Route 66 journey...I would never get to see it, if not for you!!

[@debbietharp129]

Thanks for taking us along with you. I love seeing parts of the country I would otherwise never see.

[@henrywardell4635]

Happy Trails - United States America - Russ - RVerTV Fans. RVerTV - Too Cool 4 School. Thank you Russ.

[@lindamartin2045]

Beautiful!😳🤗🎶👍👍. Petrified bridge is really cool. Thank you. Take care.

[@DannyShaw3388]

I drove through the park more than a decade ago. Two things I can still remember. One is the white clay dunes/painted desert and the other is a Navajo lady chef in the cafeteria. She stayed just a little late to make sandwiches for two hungry tourists.

[@johnmckenna8989]

Another great video,.....At about 7:25 he rolls through a stop sign and then says, "There's one stop I've never made" ....hilarious....(see, I watch everything and miss nothing) ....I asked my son if I could watch your videos on his new 70" TV, we're working on it!.........

[@charlesyell6318]

Thanks again for taking me along on another trip I would love to se again in person. Of all the different videos I watch , your are the best.

[@JanelleVocate-Ames]

YAY! Thank you o much for taking us along for the buggy ride.

[@lindamerchant4431]

Anything with historical route 66 is Great ♥️

[@bradley-sky-watcherlynn2612]

When you look at all the beauty, just remember who created all of it.. the Greatest Artist of them all.. The Mighty God 😇🙏. Very nice videos, thank you 🙏

[@outdoorztime2923]

Amen.

[@richardl.7390]

WONDERFUL VIDEO !! I think you just saved me a trip West this summer ... lol ! When I was visiting Petrified Forest in 2019, a tourist was wondering aloud "what kind of chainsaws the Park Rangers were using to cut those hard stony logs" ... Those trees fell 180 million years ago and were buried very rapidly. The minerals in the soil seeped inside the wooden cells and turned them to stone but the shape of the original trees remained. Erosion then revealed them relatively recently for us to see. Now, to the White Mountains and fresh air ! RICHARD

[@robertross2596]

Hey Richard, that story reminds me of a similar story it the book 'Hey Ranger." It tells of a woman looking into the Grand Canyon & remarking to a Ranger, "It's neat they put this canyon so close to the road!"

[@birdman5223]

Good stuff MrRuss👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@charleshicks3492]

Great tour; been a long time;😎😎😎😎👍👍👍👌👌👌👌

[@BrendaHaltom-cs6ck]

Thank you Russ for your great video of the Petrified Forest and a painted Desert! I probably won’t see it in person so thank you so much for filming it!❤️😀🇺🇸

[@jesscarey7666]

Very cool 😎

[@stephbrandenburg9957]

Thanks again The tour inside the visitors center looked really great; idea of vegetation way back when.

[@BettyBearsNomadicTravels]

Yes, thank you my friend. There are so many parts to this beautiful country most of us will never see. Stay safe and see you on the next one. Betty Bear

[@richardduke9788]

Thanks for the ride along !

[@martyrose]

🙋‍♀️Hi Russ! Thanks for the tour!

[@dennishough3709]

Haven’t been to Show Low in years. Looking forward to it. Thanks Russ,

[@skyebird3933]

Thank you for filming all the neat stops and gorgeous scenery for us to see. 😊

[@davidellison6571]

Thanks Russ! Last time I was there is when my family moved to AZ. 1958. Gotta go back soon!

[@larrylabair5996]

When I was in 5th grade my grand parents in 1959 moved from Michigan to Calif and we traveled on route 66 and i can remember going thru there we stayed in the old motels along 66 it was so much fun for a kid

[@juliebradford2999]

Thanks for Sharing! Beautiful place!

[@gregprince2523]

Good gawd Russ what a beautiful place!!! The sky is just to blue and the sage brush brings back memories!!!

[@yvonnemiranda2918]

Very nice video..stay cool Russ 😎

[@SherryAustinMcginley]

Great to see the Petrified Forest!

[@macalvarezLA]

Love it. Thank you. Sadly when I passed by there in March, it was dark.

[@stephenbrown3763]

Hey Russ!!! "CHECK" Your "POCKETS" Before you "LEAVE"!!! Be Safe!!!

[@gregprince2523]

Just a great ride along Russ!

[@nancycain4434]

That is a fantastic area,Arizona is an amazing state .Thanks for sharing your experiences. Safe travels Russ.

[@shellyscott4822]

My parents took us there driving route 66 to see the painted desert the petrified Forest and the Big trees but I appreciate it a lot more of my age now LOL so thanks for the memories

[@HOBOTECH]

There's free boondocking at the gift shop. I stayed the night there several years ago on my way through the park.

[@jamesscott1932]

Gift shop is now $25 with electricity.

[@HOBOTECH]

@@jamesscott1932 No free camping? That's lame.

[@VictorPerez-uc5nj]

Russ, this was a great video. My wife and I enjoy your video's, and these areas are on our bucket list. So informative and so much history!! Keep on bringing these video's. Safe travels. Victor & Michele

[@robertjean659]

Beautiful area around there, didn’t realise it was so close to I40. Thanks for the drive today, Russ. 🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@j-marie4006]

Very cool place.

[@larryjohnson6398]

Great video hopes do these things soon get done with all the doctors thanks for letting us tag along it's always fun enjoy and be safe

[@flormaldonado8418]

Absolutely love your videos very informative

[@jimbergen5232]

Been there two times, learned so many new things watching this ( i.e. Route 66 and the pull outs ), thank you Russ :) Was actually there the day ( C 1986 ) they changed the pamphlets explaining how the trees got there. All of your local trips have been Great !!!!!

[@nadinemacv1848]

Wonderful video. It's great travelling with you. Thank you !

[@DW-qe7qe]

Great video Russ. Enjoyed that one very much. Thank you

[@bobhobart3613]

Absolutely awesome. Great job covering it Russ!! Thank You!!

[@milesandhikes]

I visited this place in August 2021, well worth it!!! it's soooo beautiful :)

[@nimou777]

Thanks for the Tour Brother!👍✌️🙏

[@romeoalphafoxtrot9517]

Great video Russ! Thanks for letting us tag along. I remember back in the 60's people used to stop and pick up a bunch of the petrified wood there along side of the road there. A big NO NO back then. You would probably get a huge fine today if they caught you doing that. I don't know if they still do it, but they used to check people's trunks for petrified wood.

[@wetcanoedogs]

i was there a few years ago and it looked like people had taken a hammer to all the good stuff since the 1930's and it was all just stubs and busted stuff.

[@jaysantos536]

"check people's trunks for petrified wood." Nope because less than 5% of drivers on I-40 BOTHER to drive through the park and those are the ones that CARE enough not to mess with nature. In the 60s EVERY car drove through there so all the ne'er do wells would steal whatever they could.

[@markwood1097]

thanx Russ, got to put this on must do list next trip out west. next one going to spend 3 mo x dollars....wondering about.!

[@quilterc4263]

I've been watching and enjoying your videos for a little while now, and today I subscribed. That's a big deal for me, I rarely subscribe to anything!

[@KarenDuffy-p2j]

Thank you your video is so well made I felt like I was on the journey with you, absolutely loved it as I most likely will never get to do the journey myself.. ❤️ from Ireland

[@markshaw7947]

Good video Russ like usual. We spent a month on I-40 one day. Thanks for all the effort and for sharing.

[@johnmckenna8989]

...That's a long time to be broken down at the side of the road.......You should have AAA....They'll have you back on the road in no time at all.....How did you squeeze a month into one day ? ....

[@pattylaverentz22]

Thank you for the tour.. Loved it !!! Stay cool !!!!!!

[@SPak-rt2gb]

My parents probably have visited there but I was to young to remember. Thanks for the trip and Safe Travels.

[@DaveCollierCamping]

Awesome scenery Russ.

[@martinduhansky5638]

Hi rush enjoy your beautiful your video it grate thanks for see something new your friends marty

[@fountainhillschamber]

So beautiful up there!

[@susanstrickland6774]

Really is beautiful. Neat to see the different layers so easily. Like how they have the big pull offs with plenty of parking. Nice museum. Great that it's open early, since it warms up fast. 🙂👍

[@CT-qy4gt]

Thanks Russ! Nice little museum tour and wow the forest is so unique very cool Thanks for sharing!

[@Route66BothLanes]

Isn't it amazing all the places to stop, and like you said we often drive past many of them. There's just so much to look at while trying to keep some sort of schedule.

[@i70show]

great !

[@wendywhite4537]

Thank you. I haven’t been there in n years. It’s not that far from where I live. Maybe this fall

[@carlarowland1813]

Great video 😀

[@carlarowland1813]

❤️

[@stephrusty3055]

Thanks Russ.in all my trips to Arizona that's the only place I missed not going too.Thanks for sharing it .👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@susanbennett6809]

🤚nice view

[@autumnskyes5633]

Boy am I behind in my videos! I've always wanted to visit the Petrified Woods. I had to settle for the deposits in an area in the White Mountains. 😆 See when people remark on how an area looks like a painting to me makes me think how lucky we are to have artists so talented that they can replicate such beautiful places such as this. Thanks for the video and hope you're well out there.

[@rdwoo57]

We stopped there 50 years ago on a family tip to ca it was great I was 14 years old and I still have my small chunk of petrified wood nice video

[@dorisbuchmann4164]

Thanks, so much for that tour! Learned something new once again, so interesting, and good useful information! Your efforts are much appreciated!

[@godbless6939]

Absolutely no shade hotter than he ll

[@johneason6540]

I'm 1960, my family and I drove from Chicago to Bakersfield on route 66. I was 8yo. I still remember

[@zenoslayer9618]

In 1961 coming back from Japan driving from San Francisco to Atlanta my family drove rt 66 and stopped at the petrified forest not much there then but logs

[@carolinehannah3283]

I was there a couple of weeks ago and I have never seen anything like it before.

[@tc9992]

Great vid again Russ! Plannin on a Harley ride through that beautiful part of AZ this Fall !

[@MountainFisher]

I remember when that was all a national monument and nothing to stop people from taking the petrified wood except signs telling you not to.

[@michaeljohnson1006]

Amazing views looks like mars.

[@robhebbs7960]

When i drove through Holbrook there was tons of petrified wood all over that town. For sale.

[@Danny.Spurling]

Great video Russ

[@bonniekaye]

Awesome video! 🙂👍

[@chrispeltacksr4167]

Russ, you're getting better and better over the years with editing and such! What would be cool is to have a picture w/ voice over of the original thing you might be looking at, say, along the 66, and then fade across to a modern shot with the same camera angle. Or the other direction of course. And start doing the hikes- we need the exercise! lol

[@alejack12001]

The petrified forest was a place that was spoken about while in high school or if you took science classes in college. However, I never knew where it was located; now, I know thanks to your visit. The tree that fell across the gorge was impressive with the support of a concrete base and posts. I’d like to have seen how that was fabricated since the surrounding area was pretty rocky. Too bad that people had to take souvenirs, of the petrified wood from the park. That seems to be general trend. Thanks Russ, enjoyed this visit.

[@RobertSmith-cp6vl]

If you have time could you tour the movie town of mescal i think it’s close to Wilcox I really enjoy going on these trips with you thanks Robert of Delaware

[@evelynwiegel1838]

Russ, you walked right past the lizard on the top corner of the sign as you first walked toward the building. It was up with the birds too.

[@robertross2596]

Well, this is now the 2nd of your videos I've watched since discovering your site just yesterday. Another good one! I've been to the Petrified Desert/Painted desert twice, once in the early 1980s & another time in the 1990's. The 1st time was on a road trip from Pennsylvania and then a fly rent-a-car deal. One memory that burned into my brain was the drive from New Mexico into Arizona; it seemed like driving from one scrub brush planet into a Mars-like red rock planet! On my 2nd trip, my life long friend & hiking and travel buddy found out the hard way not to pocket pebbles! Needless to say, he got busted & fined by the NP rangers. When the rangers asked me if I picked up anything I said "No, it's bad luck." They didn't bother to check me; I suppose they had glasses on us. I said after to my friend, "didn't you see the signs?" He shugged & said he thought it meant large chunks of petrified wood..haha. Anyway, another good video & I intend to gradually catch up with your older ones. Good stuff!

[@lloydbaker6988]

HEY, Hey, Check it Out . Visiting the Petrified Forest along Route 66, with RVerTV Russ today.To Cool For School. 👍

[@jamesscott1932]

Keep beating the bushes! I’m out in the high rent district of $25/night at the gift shop. Everyone else is free camping at the Museum.

[@gloriataruc8371]

We missed it two weeks ago! We went to Grand Canyon then four corners then monument valley! We’re going to try to go end of June!

[@suethornton2055]

❤❤ heck ya!!! ❤❤ ❤❤ yay!! ❤❤

[@johneason6540]

Hi Always fantastic videos. Today, I live in Marana AZ 110f here today, yes AZ is hot, hahaha 😆

[@carlarowland1813]

Berry pretty

[@Mooseman-fg4nv]

Beautiful drive Russ! In all your desert travels do you ever encounter any Rattlesnakes...?

[@glennscotti8891]

Last time I was there last year we were walking the trail around the petrified wood and could hear a snakes rattle off in the distance.

[@jr2no160]

Arrive "before the Bird's get up." Okay, got it 👍🏿😊

[@ralphcolerick4939]

wow water under the bridge at 15:00

[@tommanion5504]

Back in '67, while on family vacation, we toured north eastern Arizona. While on the Navajo res, we had collected some real pretty rocks. A day or so later, we visited the park. Guess he was worried about the "under penalty of law" signs at the entrance, Dad told the ranger about our rocks, and where we found them. He told us that they were, indeed, petrified wood. He then put them into a paper sack, folded the top down and stapled it closed with a business card. On the card, he wrote "not collected in park". He then told us (mainly to us kids) to not open the bag until after we left the park! Side note - am I the only one that noticed the lizard sunning itself on the signboard at 3:56?

[@1956curtis]

You mentioned going to Sho Lo. Can you show some information about White Apache Reservation ? A friend of mine hunts Elk there almost every September.

[@barbra4603]

All of Arizona looks the same, especially in the desert. Too hot this time of year.. Head to Northern Utah..

[@mule6689]

we were there in winslow when you were there, but we didnt see you. maybe next time.

[@G34RH34D]

A little town called Snowflake in the middle of the desert. Can't get better than that.

[@robinstewart6510]

🤣 People have been taking remnants from the Petrified Forest for so long, it's a wonder there's anything left. My mother took several football-size pieces back in the late 50's, when I was just a little kid. I believe she still has them on display in her living room, along with other things she took from various national parks.

[@arnoldsanders6878]

been there. Bought the T-shirt.

[@ruckinehround6965]

Thanks Russ...... how about showing your rig and set up

[@normwhiff]

The first building outed like a Chi Chi's ....😆😀😄

[@babbalonian2]

13:01 looks like Lake Mead ,,,now. Even has the bath tub rings .