Spectacular arch perched on a cliff edge. Visitors can get views of the White Rim Road, canyons, and the distant La Sal Mountains.
How to Get There
From Moab (38 mi): Drive north on US-191, turn left onto UT-313 toward Canyonlands National Park, continue past the Island in the Sky Visitor Center, and turn into the Mesa Arch parking area on the left side of the main park road.
Mesa Arch is a spectacular arch perched on a cliff edge. You can get views of the White Rim Road, canyons, and the distant La Sal Mountains. Mesa Arch is a popular spot for sunrise photographers, but it's an excellent visit any time of day.
You may have seen it on your friends' social media accounts, or maybe you have photos of it as your computer background image. It's a popular photo for a reason. Mesa Arch is a spectacular stone arch perched at the edge of a cliff with vast views of canyons, rock spires, and the La Sal Mountains in the distance. It's also a relatively easy trail to hike at just a half mile (0.8 km) long. Along the way, you'll see signs pointing out some of the common Canyonlands plants and their traditional uses.
This article uses material from nps.gov "Canyonlands National Park"
