
moderate
6–8 hours
Suitable for travelers in good general health; mild walking on uneven terrain.
Experience Arches National Park like never before with a guided tour that leads you through golden hour sunset shots and into the celestial dark of a star-filled sky. Learn expert photography tips while exploring lesser-known viewpoints for a night under iconic sandstone arches.
As the Colorado sun dips behind the iconic rock formations of Arches National Park, the landscape transforms into a shifting canvas of shadows and warm hues. This four- to eight-hour photography tour guides you through multiple spots within the park where daylight wanes and stars begin to punctuate the sky. With sweeping red sandstone arches and spires standing guard like ancient monoliths, the park challenges and rewards any photographer seeking to frame its raw grandeur.

Essential for sharp long-exposure shots during the low-light and night portions of the tour.
Desert temperatures drop quickly after sunset; warm clothing will keep you comfortable.
You’ll navigate uneven ground and short walks—closed-toe footwear with good traction is recommended.
Useful for moving safely between spots after dark without disturbing other photographers.
Arches National Park’s formations were sculpted over millions of years, with human presence recorded by ancient Puebloan peoples who left petroglyphs nearby.
As a designated International Dark Sky Park, efforts focus on minimizing light pollution and preserving the natural night environment.
Allows full manual control needed for sunset and night photography.
Stabilizes your camera during long exposures to capture sharp images.
Captures expansive landscapes and the night sky in detail.
Keeps you warm in cooler desert night conditions during the fall season.
fall specific