
easy
4–5 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal walking with occasional short, moderate hikes.
Explore Utah’s Arches National Park with a guided van tour, combining easy access to iconic sandstone arches with expert insights into the park’s geology and history. Discover why this 4.5-hour adventure is ideal for travelers seeking immersive desert landscapes minus the strain of backcountry hiking.
Morning light spills across the sandstone fins of Arches National Park, setting the red rock formations ablaze with warm hues. This guided van tour offers a practical yet immersive way to explore the park’s most accessible natural arches and geological features without the strain of navigating alone. Starting from Moab, you climb aboard a Ford Transit van where a knowledgeable guide pilots a route weaving through the park's stark desert landscape, punctuated by towering rock walls and sweeping valleys carved over millennia.

Set out in the morning when the light casts dramatic shadows and temperatures are milder for comfortable hiking and photography.
Expect uneven sandstone and occasional rocky patches; hiking shoes with good traction will enhance your safety and comfort.
Hydration is critical; free refills are provided, so carry a bottle to stay refreshed throughout the tour.
The desert sun can be intense—wear sunscreen, a hat or visor, and sunglasses to prevent sunburn and eye strain.
The area’s arches formed during the Jurassic period, shaped over millions of years by erosion and tectonic shifts; Indigenous peoples have long revered these striking landscapes.
Arches National Park encourages Leave No Trace principles to protect fragile desert soils and delicate sandstone formations from erosion and human impact.
Provides stable footing on slick sandstone and uneven terrain.
summer specific
Ensures you stay hydrated in the dry desert environment.
summer specific
Critical to shield skin and eyes from intense UV rays.
summer specific
Useful for carrying personal items and any extra layers.
summer specific