Large sandstone arch rising above desert grasslands and pinyon-juniper woodland, offering an easy hike through open scenery and unique rock formations.
General Information
Length:
1.2 miles round trip
Elevation Gain:
59 ft
Difficulty:
Easy
Hours:
Open 24 hours daily; access is subject to Arches National Park operating conditions and seasonal restrictions.
Fees:
Arches National Park entrance fees apply:
Private Vehicle: $30 (7-day pass)
Motorcycle: $25 (7-day pass)
Individual (walk-in or bicycle): $15 (7-day pass)
Children age 15 and under: Free
Private Vehicle: $30 (7-day pass)
Motorcycle: $25 (7-day pass)
Individual (walk-in or bicycle): $15 (7-day pass)
Children age 15 and under: Free
Pet Policy:
Pets are not allowed on the trail.
Closest cities with hotels:
Moab (about 20 mi)
Seasons:
Spring and fall offer the most comfortable hiking conditions, though the trail is accessible year-round.
Location:
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Website:
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How to Get There
From Moab (20 mi): Travel north on US-191 to the Arches National Park entrance, follow the main park road to the Devils Garden area, and continue to the Broken Arch Trailhead near Devils Garden Campground.
From Moab: Head west on E Center St toward N Main St. Turn right onto US-191 N/N Main St Continue to follow US-191 N. Turn right onto Arches Entrance Rd.
Overview
From the trailhead at the Sand Dune Arch parking area, the trail crosses a large meadow to Broken Arch and continues to the campground. Trail leads through fins with sand dunes and slickrock. The northern part of the loop includes some moderate scrambling.
This article uses material from nps.gov "Arches National Park"
