Arches National Park

Sandstone arches, fins, slickrock, and desert viewpoints near Moab.

Tapestry Arch Trail

Plan Tapestry Arch Trail in Arches with trailhead checks, route character, hazards, pacing, and return-trip decisions.

Plan Dark Angel Trail in Arches with trailhead checks, route character, hazards, pacing, and return-trip decisions.

Plan Pine Tree Arch and Tunnel Arch in Arches with trailhead checks, route character, hazards, pacing, and return-trip decisions.

Plan Courthouse Wash Rock Art Trail in Arches with trailhead checks, route character, hazards, pacing, and return-trip decisions.

Plan Ring Arch Trail in Arches with trailhead checks, route character, hazards, pacing, and return-trip decisions.

Plan Eye of the Whale Arch Trail in Arches with trailhead checks, route character, hazards, pacing, and return-trip decisions.

Plan Upper Courthouse Wash Trail in Arches with trailhead checks, route character, hazards, pacing, and return-trip decisions.

Plan Lower Courthouse Wash Trail in Arches with trailhead checks, route character, hazards, pacing, and return-trip decisions.

Plan Salt Valley Overlook Walk in Arches with trailhead checks, route character, hazards, pacing, and return-trip decisions.

A famous slickrock climb to the freestanding arch featured on Utah license plates.

A mostly gentle walk between sandstone fins to one of the world’s longest natural arches.

A close-up circuit around North Window, South Window, and Turret Arch.

A dramatic canyon-floor walk beneath towering sandstone monoliths and fins.

A quieter route across sand and slickrock to a massive arch in the park’s northwest corner.

A demanding slickrock circuit beyond Landscape Arch to Double O Arch, narrow fins, and remote desert terrain.

A short walk to two enormous connected arches formed by downward erosion in the sandstone.

A varied loop through a shaded sandstone slot, open grassland, and the broad span of Broken Arch.

A maze-like hike through narrow sandstone fins, hidden passages, and steep rock requiring a permit or ranger-led program.

A very short walk to a high arch whose opening enlarged dramatically after a major rockfall.