Detailed vacation trip plans and photographs for Utah
Tunnel Arch and Pine Tree Arch branch off from the Devil’s Garden Trail.
The hike starts from the parking lot near Devil’s Garden Campground. You will begin the hike towards Landscape Arch and take the spur trail, on the right, that leads to both Tunnel Arch and Pine Tree Arch.
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My favorite hike, during our short stay at Arches National Park, was The Fiery Furnace.
To hike in this area, you need a permit. The trails are hard to follow, and many people get lost.
We opted to do a guided hike with a park ranger,
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A quick and easy hike to tackle in Arches National Park is the Skyline Arch Trail.
The trail is .4 miles roundtrip. It’s a well-marked, there and back pathway, with an elevation gain of 28 feet.
We took 15 minutes from start to finish…would have been faster,
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The Sand Dune Arch Trail and the Broken Arch Trail are two trails that connect and can be done separately or together, at Arches National Park in Moab, Utah.
The Sand Dune Arch Trail is an easy .2 mile hike.
Most of the trail is loose sand,
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At 76,519 acres, you will easily be able to fill a few days with things to do in Arches National Park. In fact, you will have to pick and choose what you most want to see.
We had two days to spend in Arches National Park.
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