Arches National Park Adventures
Arches National Park is renowned for its stunning natural stone arches, captivating visitors with its unique geological formations and desert landscapes.
Popular Activities
Plan Your Visit
Everything you need to know to prepare for an unforgettable trip to Arches National Park.
Entrance Requirements
Entrance fee required, valid for 7 days. Interagency annual passes accepted.
Best Time to Visit
Late spring and early fall for mild weather; summer is very hot.
Visitor Information
Arches Visitor Center located near the park entrance offers exhibits and information.
Getting There
Accessible via US-191, roads within the park are paved with some seasonal closures possible.
Weather & Climate
Arches experiences extreme temperatures, with hot, dry summers and cold winters. Spring and fall offer more moderate temperatures.
Conservation Efforts
Threats include soil erosion, vandalism, and visitor impacts. Conservation efforts focus on preserving natural features and maintaining biodiversity.
Camping in Arches National Park
Find the perfect spot to stay overnight and immerse yourself in the details.
Devils Garden Campground
Located 18 miles from the park entrance, surrounded by striking rock formations.
Top Trails
Delicate Arch Trail
A popular hike leading to the iconic Delicate Arch with breathtaking views at the end.
Devils Garden Trail
A loop trail showcasing a variety of arches and stunning landscapes.
Landscape Arch Trail
An easy stroll to view the remarkable Landscape Arch.
Park Avenue Trail
A scenic walk through a canyon flanked by towering rock walls.
Trailblazer Tips
Visit Delicate Arch at sunset for stunning views and fewer crowds.
Summer temperatures can exceed 100°F; bring ample water and start hikes early.
Camping at Devils Garden Campground requires advance reservations in peak season.
Consider hiking in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid extreme heat.