Large sandstone arch set high within a towering rock wall, reached by a short desert walk and known for its dramatically enlarged opening created by a historic rockfall.
General Information
Length:
0.4 miles round trip
Elevation Gain:
28 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 19 mi)
Seasons:
Spring and fall offer the most comfortable hiking conditions, though the trail is accessible year-round.
Location:
https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=Skyline+Arch+Arches+National+Park+UTSkyline Arch, Arches National Park, UT
Website:
.nps.gov/places/skyline-arch.htm" rel="noopener" target="_blank">nps.gov/places/skyline-arch.htm
How to Get There
From Moab (19 mi): Travel north on US-191 to the Arches National Park entrance, follow the main park road toward Devils Garden, and park at the Skyline Arch trailhead located just before Devils Garden Campground.
Overview
Park at the Skyline Arch parking area. A short hike on a flat, well-defined trail. On November 1940, a large chunk fell out of the arch, instantly doubling the size of its opening.
This article uses material from nps.gov "Arches National Park"
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