The next National Park Unit on our agenda for the day was Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument!
Sunset Crater was a volcano that erupted almost 1,000 years ago!
Today, you can check out Geology and Wildlife exhibits in the Visitors’ Center, and then hike some trails to see and experience actual lava formations!
When we first visited here years ago, I was absolutely astounded knowing I was “walking through ancient lava.”
Who says homeschooling is only fun for the kids?
Adults can learn SO much, too!
And speaking of kids learning, of course, don’t forget to complete your Junior Ranger Book and to earn your Sunset Crater Junior Ranger Badge!
Oh, and it was covered in snow.
Which was super cool, too!
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