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Explore Ancient Trails and Hidden Arches on the Longbow Arch Hike in Moab - Moab

Explore Ancient Trails and Hidden Arches on the Longbow Arch Hike in Moab

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Difficulty

moderate

Duration

3–4 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness required; comfortable walking on uneven desert trail and some elevation change.

Overview

Discover ancient dinosaur tracks, petroglyphs, and a hidden sandstone arch on Moab’s Longbow Arch Hike—a four-hour trek blending outdoor adventure and cultural history.

Moab, Utah

Longbow Arch Hike

Ages 5+ • 4 Hours • Up to 10 People • Starting at $200

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About This Adventure

Embark on a breathtaking four-hour hike along the Poison Spider Trailhead, where you'll discover ancient dinosaur tracks and stunning petroglyphs. Traverse through unique petrified sand dunes and culminate your adventure at a hidden arch, making this experience both memorable and visually captivating. No prior experience is necessary!

No Experience Required!

Rates

  • One Person - $200
  • Two People - $325
  • Three People - $410
  • Four People - $495
  • Five People - $580
  • Six People - $665
  • Seven People - $750
  • Eight People - $835
  • Nine People - $920
  • Ten People - $1,005

Duration

  • Four Hours

About

  • This hike follows the Poison Spider Trailhead past dinosaur tracks and petroglyphs, then winds through petrified sand dunes to end at a hidden Arch!

What to Bring

  • Water
  • Sunscreen

Adventure Tips

Carry Plenty of Water

The trail is exposed with limited shade; bring at least 2 liters of water to stay hydrated.

Wear Sturdy Footwear

Rocky and uneven terrain demands shoes with good traction and ankle support.

Start Early to Avoid Heat

Begin your hike early in the morning to beat the desert heat and enjoy cooler temperatures.

Respect Petroglyph Sites

Observe ancient petroglyphs from a distance and avoid touching to preserve these cultural treasures.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Mule deer
  • Collared lizard

History

Moab's rock art dates back over 1,000 years and reflects the ancestral Puebloan culture.

Conservation

The area is actively preserved to protect fragile desert ecosystems and cultural sites; visitors are encouraged to practice Leave No Trace principles.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Hiking boots

Essential

Protects your feet and provides stability on rocky terrain.

Sun hat

Essential

Helps shield your face and neck from intense sun exposure.

summer specific

Sunscreen

Essential

Essential for skin protection under the high desert sun.

Lightweight backpack

Essential

Allows you to carry water, snacks, and essentials comfortably.