Arches National Park, Utah, USA
Arches National Park lies north of Moab in the state of Utah. Bordered by the Colorado River in the southeast, it’s known as the site of more than 2,000 natural sandstone arches.
Arches National Park: Moab, Utah, USA
Driving to Arches National Park
On the way to the national park, there is one giant arch one can enjoy.
The park implemented timed entry because too many people wanted to go in. My time slice was 2:00 PM, so I came back to the town of Durango for lunch and to walk around. The pictures of Durango.
Back into the park. I do not have much time to see as much as I wanted, so I need to decide what to see. If I can stay until 8:00 PM, I have about six hours in the park.
Near the city of Moab, there are two national parks, Arches and Canyonlands.
Spanning view from left to right
Spanning view from left to right
Rear view
Side view
Front view
Driving to next destination
The balanced rock
Drove to the Delicate Arch trail.
The Delicate Arch trail is three miles round trip moderate difficulty trail to the most iconic arch of the park. It would take about 3 hours.
Looking back
Going forward
Looking back
Going forward. Need to climb the rocky hill.
Looking back, spanning view left to right
Going forward
The side view
The last 200 feet of the trail is walking on the narrow ledge on the cliff.
The side view
The arch is around the corner
Tada!
Spanning view of the arch area
Just next to the arch is the cliff into this large hole.
One more view of the arch
Going back
Another popular arch is the Double Arch. This trail is flat and only half a mile round trip.
Next to Doutble Arch is the Windows, which is also pretty easy trail.
I stopped here to save the time in the park.
Walking back
The view of the park as I drive to the next destination.
The next four pictures span a view of the park from left to right
The Fiery Furnace rock formation
Spanning view from left to right
Sand Dune Arch Trail, which I skipped.
Spanning view from left to right
Skyline Arch
A campsite
Devils Garden Trail
Looking back
Going forward
Spanning view of Pine Tree Arch
To the Tunnel Arch
The Tunnel Arch
Going back to the parking lot. I skipped the Landscape Arch because of no time.