
easy
30 minutes
No physical exertion required, suitable for all fitness levels
Take to the skies for a 30-minute airplane tour that reveals the vast red rock arches, fins, and canyons of Arches National Park from a breathtaking vantage point. Perfect for travelers wanting to glimpse this geological marvel without the hike.
As the small plane lifts off from Canyonlands Field Airport near Moab, Utah, the sprawling red rock landscape of Arches National Park unfolds beneath like a rugged patchwork quilt. This 30-minute airplane tour offers an unparalleled vantage point over one of the world’s densest concentrations of natural sandstone arches, revealing details often missed by hikers on the ground.

Tours fill up quickly, especially during peak seasons; book in advance to secure a preferred departure window.
Wind and storms can lead to cancellations; plan flexible travel days around possible changes.
The aerial perspective offers unique photo ops; a zoom lens helps capture distant formations like Delicate Arch clearly.
Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before departure at Canyonlands Field Airport for check-in and safety briefing.
This region was inhabited by ancestral Puebloan peoples who left petroglyphs in nearby canyons, connecting natural wonders with human history.
The park manages air traffic and visitor impact carefully to preserve the fragile sandstone formations and delicate desert ecosystem.
Captures detailed aerial views of rock formations from the plane window.
Protects eyes from glare when flying in bright daylight.
summer specific
Offers comfort in variable temperatures inside the aircraft during spring flights.
spring specific
Stay hydrated before and after the tour—though water is not needed during flight.