Sand Dune Arch

Sand Dune Arch

Sand Dune Arch
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Secluded sandstone arch hidden between towering rock fins and surrounded by deep sand, creating a shaded and uniquely enclosed desert landscape.

General Information

Length:
0.4 miles round trip
Elevation Gain:
0 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
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:
/?api=1&query=Sand+Dune+Arch+Trail+Arches+National+Park+UT" rel="noopener" target="_blank">Sand Dune Arch Trail, Arches National Park, UT
Website:
nps.gov/places/sand-dune-arch-trail.htm

How to Get There

From Moab (20 mi): Travel north on US-191 to the Arches National Park entrance, follow the main park road approximately 16 miles toward Devils Garden, and turn into the Sand Dune Arch Trailhead parking area.

Overview

A short hike to a secluded arch among fins of rock. This is a shady spot with deep sand on the ground.

This article uses material from nps.gov "Arches National Park"

Phil Whitehouse from London, United Kingdom, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons; Image Size Adjusted
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