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The Tocantins state, in special the north region, preserves innumerous fossils sites containing only ones copies of paleovegetables in soils and stones of Cerrados environment. Evaluate the potential landscape in the Conservation Unit of Natural Monument of Fossilized Trees for deployment route tourism in paleoenvironments with formation and preservation of fossil plant deposits in the areas of Brazilian Cerrados constitutes the central focus of this work. The procedure of analysis was based on literature review of fossils conservation units, environmental characterization of area, use of satellite images in variable scales, fieldwork for the definition of possible places of visitation and tourism routes. Through the analysis, we can identify the degradation of fossil by cattle trampling, exposure to solar radiation, humidity and microorganisms, as well as by anthropic fire. By the defining of Landscape Units it can be elaborate a tourist route that contemplate the various scenic beauty, fossil and archaeological sites and radical sports. Urgent measures are necessary for the conservation and preservation of fossils, such as isolation of the area, increase of surveillance, combat of erosion and fires. Key-words: Degradation. Fossils. Touristic Route. Natural Monument. Tocantins State

POTENCIAL PAISAGÍSTICO NA UNIDADE DE CONSERVAÇÃO MONUMENTO NATURAL DAS ÁRVORES FOSSILIZADAS DO TOCANTINS (MONAF), MUNICÍPIO DE FILADÉLFIA (TO)