Area containing a large concentration of arches and is one of the most scenic locations in the park
How to Get There
From Moab (18 mi): Drive north on US-191, turn right onto Arches Entrance Road, follow the scenic drive to the Windows Section turnoff, and continue to The Windows parking lot at the end of the spur road.
Overview
The Windows Section is considered by some to be the beating heart of Arches National Park. The area contains a large concentration of arches and is one of the most scenic locations in the park. North Window, Turret Arch, and Double Arch are just a few of the awe-inspiring expanses you'll find in just over two square miles. Other named features in this area include Garden of Eden, Elephant Butte, and Parade of Elephants.
A gentle climb up a gravel trail and stone steps leads to the massive North Window, South Window, and Turret Arch. Return to the parking lot via the same trail, or take the slightly longer primitive trail around the Windows by starting at South Window viewpoint. First 100 yards may be accessible to wheelchairs with assistance.
This article uses material from nps.gov "Arches National Park"
