"Arches National Park" Arches National Park by Easty

Arches National Park Travel Guide: 634 reviews and 1,513 photos

World's Biggest Rock Garden

Many portraits promoting Utah and the western part of the United States come from this National Park. Located 5 miles north of Moab, Utah, the Arches are one of the nation's most treasured National Parks. This park has some of the most unique rock formations found on this great planet. This park is a must see while visiting Utah.

Pros and Cons

Pros:The most unique rock formations are here
Cons:A congested National Park at times
In a nutshell:Another must see National Park

Last visit to Arches National Park: Jun 2004
Intro Updated Jun 16, 2004
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Reviews (16)

Devils Garden Things to Do (13)

This is located at the end of the Main Road at the furthest point in the park. The Devils Garden is a narrow valley... more travel advice

Skyline Arch Things to Do (13)

The Skyline Arch is located towards the end of the park just right off the Main Road. It is one of the higher standing... more travel advice

Fiery Furnace Things to Do (13)

Here is another brillant rock formation. This is called the Fiery Furnance. It is one that really stands out by itself. more travel advice

Salt Valley Things to Do (13)

The Salt Valley section of Arches National Park is one of the most desolate sections. There are great panaramic views of... more travel advice

Warnings Or Dangers (2)
See All You are in the Desert

Hotels (1)
Best Western Canyonlands Inn

Comments (4)

windsorgirl Dec 14, 2004 at 7:39 AM Report Abuse

It is like a giant 'rock garden", great description! I really enjoyed my day here and was very impressed with double arch as well.
annk Sep 28, 2004 at 9:18 AM Report Abuse

The rock formations are incredible! Looking forward to visiting. Thanks for the info
sue&gene Sep 17, 2004 at 3:31 PM Report Abuse

It is a nice place to visit.
caffeine_induced78 Jun 24, 2004 at 8:23 PM Report Abuse

It captures the imagination doesn't it? Very nice pictures. If you have the time you should try to read "Desert Solitare," by Edward Abbey. Well done!