The Slickrock trail is readily accessible. If is rated as technically difficult, but less experienced bikers can still ride on it if they walk over the more difficult parts. You could also explore the area in an ATV.
I suggest a guided tour through a trail system called the Merimac and the Monitor, a series of alternately, gravely and sandy trails with many areas to explore. Your guide can point out Indian petroglyphs and dinosaur tracks as you follow them through the trail. You can rent a vehicle to do this be sure to bring a good map with you.
Moab, Utah - Outdoor capital of Utah! Moab, Utah — Outdoor capital of Utah! Toggle navigation. Mesa Arch in Canyonlnands National Park by Chao Yen Note: Even if you do not plan on doing any strenuous activities, you should bring plenty of water with you wherever you go. Whitewater Rafting in Westwater Canyon. ATV tour through Merrimac and Monitor. Colorado River. The perfect place to cool off during hot Moab days! Dead Horse Point State Park. Dead Horse holds intriguing stories and exceptional scenery!
Fiery Furnace Viewpoint is next on the list. Here, you can peer into a maze-like cluster of narrow fins and and spires. Skyline Arch is an easily accessible and photographable arch and the last recommend stop before reaching the end of the park and making the turn around at Devils Garden.
How much time you spend driving through Arches National Park depends upon how distracted you get. You can easily drive yourself into Arches National Park, The question is, do you want to? There are a few things to consider, which can help you make the decision to visit Arches on your own or join a guided tour. Find more info in our disclosure policy. The soaring arches, unique rock formations and awesome variety of hikes make Arches an amazing National Park to visit.
Arches National Park is located close to the small town of Moab in Utah. The park has the highest concentration of natural stone arches in the world and is full of amazing trails, arches and rock formations and is a must to include on any Utah National Park road trip.
Most visitors to Arches stay in the nearby town of Moab. Here are choices for where to stay in Moab :. Click here for the best Moab hotel prices. Arches National Park is an excellent year-round destination with most of the trails remaining accessible throughout the winter months:. We visited Arches National Park in mid-November and had an incredible time. One full day in Arches will allow visitors time to experience a nice variety of the Arches trails while two days will allow time to explore all the big trails.
We spent 1. Arches National Park itinerary tip: remember to allow some time in Moab, the small town neighboring Arches, to explore the nearby Canyonlands National Park. These itineraries assume full days in Arches — make sure to allow for travel days to and from Moab when you are planning your own Arches itinerary.
Our one day Arches itinerary showcases some of the best hikes in Arches National Park and is a great introduction to its trails and viewpoints:. Delicate Arch sits atop a natural rock amphitheater from which there are sweeping views across the park. Thanks so much, Anda. Hmmm, makes me wonder how much the town has changed and grown since you visited. Perhaps, the growing popularity in Arches NP made the town develop more over the past 15 years.
This is definitely in my road trip stop lists for when I visit home. Bookmarking this because I have zero idea about this! What a great way to make use of your time home, Erica! Get out there and see some of the natural landscape.
I am not one for hiking especially in the heat so we did the sightseeing tour. What a bummer! Arches NP is gorgeous around every turn! Thanks, Fiona. If you ever visit out west, be sure to check out the parks! Great guide to Arches! Thanks for sharing. Thanks so much, Rob. Great tips and photos! Arches is such a beautiful park—we visited last summer and loved it!
We hiked to Delicate Arch in the afternoon because it was the only time we could, and it was definitely crowded—would have been nice to see it in the morning without crowds like you did! We still had a great time though and really loved Double Arch as well. Such a gorgeous area! Thanks so much, Jenna! It must have been hot during the summer! I really need to head over to Utah and explore some of their national parks.
Love how you break it down and the tip on the parks pass. You really should, Megan. We were actually planning on the fall as well until our plans changed. It would be a great time to visit for more moderate temps and fewer crowds. Thank you for the thorough guide. My husband and I are planning to visit Arches National Park within the next couple of years, so this information is very helpful.
How fantastic, Connie! The landscape is so unique and quite unforgettable. Glad the guide will be useful for you. I need to go to Arches again! Your insights are great. Your photos are beautiful. Great post!! Thanks, Nancie! Arches National Park is totally one of those places to return to. Hope you can make it back! This is such a great guide — thank you! Hi, I planning to reach the delicate point by 6. Will it be safe to undertake Trail in this route in dark conditions?
I am seeing lot of bear warnings in the NPS website. Ppl who have undertaken such early morning Trail kindly advice. Thank you. Raj, be sure to check the specific Arches NPS page for park specific, timely warnings about animals or other dangerous conditions. Wait for enough light to see or bring a flashlight and plenty of water with you into the park. Good luck! The Fiery Furnace hike does offer ranger led hikes for a fee and a reservation, but you can also do a self-led hike with a permit, smaller fee and a good sense of direction.
For me, self-led is way more fun, since you can explore much more at your own pace. Thanks for the tip, Alex.
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