Winslow Map of Attractions

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Homolovi Ruins State Park: Arizona's first Archaelogical State Park, with six excavation sites in the works. Directions: From exit 257, on Highway 87 north, take the first unpaved road to the left. This will take you through the park, watch for signs. (5 miles)</H3> <H3>2.<A HREF="../../attract/navaprks.htm"> Little Painted Desert</A>: An exotic combination of colors and natural rock formations - take your camera! Hiking trail and picnic tables available. (15 miles)</H3> <H3>3. McHood Park / Clear Creek: This creek was once an important water source for Winslow. The deep canyon is a great place for boating, fishing, swimming and picnicking. Campsites and picnic area on site. (5 miles)</H3> <H3>4. Meteor Crater: Truly this planet's most penetrating natural attraction, the Meteor Crater has a circumference of 3 miles and a depth of 570 feet. The Visitor's Center has a Space Museum. (25 miles, privately owned.)</H3> <H3>5. Cholla Lake Park: The largest body of water in Northeast Arizona. Activities are camping, swimming, boating, fishing, picnicking and wind surfing. (22 miles)</H3> <H3>6.<A HREF="../../area/pforest/pforest.htm"> Petrified Forest & Painted Desert National Park</A>: Two great parks in one! With the Petrified Forest at the south end, and the Painted Desert to the north, there's a lot to see and do. The Visitor's Center, Museum and excellent hiking trails are very enjoyhable. (50 miles)</H3> <H3>7. <A HREF="../../area/pforest/hubbell.htm">Hubbell Trading Post</A>: This National Historic Site will give the visitor a very interesting taste of the past, as it is still in operation. (120 miles)</H3> <H3>8. <A HREF="../../area/chelly/chelly.htm">Canyon De Chelly National Monument</A>: You can take jeep tours, horseback rides, hike, or drive into the rugged back country to see the ancient Indian Cliff Dwellings. (150 miles)</H3> <H3>9. Hopi Indian Villages and Cultural Center: This is the location of Old Oraibi, the longest continually occupied village on the North American Continent. The Cultural Center is a collection of Hopi owned shops and a Tribal Museum. (75 miles)</H3> <H3>10. Mogollon Rim and Zane Grey Country: This scenic high country is the world's largest Ponderosa Pine forest. Many of Zane Grey's books were oriented in this area. (60 miles)</H3> <H3>11. Walnut Canyon: This National Park provides the opportunity to explore the prehistoric cliff dwellings left by the Sinagua Indians. (50 miles)</H3> <H3>12. Sunset Crater & Wupatki National Monument: sunset Crater is the remains of an ancient volcano. Wupatki is an ancient Indian ruin. (80 miles) </H3> <H3>13. Grand Canyon: The earth's greatest canyon is one of the seven natural wonders of the world. Camping, hiking, mule rides and Visitor's Center are all there. Don't miss this one - it's great! (140 miles)</H3> <H3>14. Oak Creek Canyon: A scenic ridce through some of Arizona's most spectacular red canyon country. Especially beautiful in the fall. (75 miles) </H3> <H3>15. Montezuma's Castle National Monument and Montezuma's Well: an ancient culture built dwellings under the overhnag of a cliff; today they are known as Montezuma's Castle. Not far from there is a large fresh water spring known as Montezuma's Well. (100 miles)</H3> <H3>16. Fort Verde State Historical Park: Built in the 1870's, this old Fort played a key role in the conflict between the U.S. Military and Apache Indians. 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