The short trail called Windows in Arches National Park leads to three large beautiful arches. The trail is only about one mile long and allows you to stand right next to, or in some cases, in the arch itself. This trail starts at the end of the road in the…
Double Arch in Arches National Park is a very short trail to the bottom of a tall beautiful pair of interconnected arches. Though you can see this formation from the road, it is worth the hike because the perspective from under the arch is very unique. The out-and-back trail runs for…
Utah's Adventure Dad is a school teacher, so almost all of our vacations come in the Summer or over Spring or Fall Break. But recently we took the opportunity to make a short trip to Arches National Park in January. There were so many advantages to this short trip! We will…
We found an awesome new arch in Arches National Park that we'd never heard of called Tapestry Arch. It had a unique look because it was a sort of triple arch etched into the wall. Tapestry Arch is located near the Devils Garden Campground. In fact, the arch can be accessed…
We have a series of posts that details our favorite restaurant in each county. We started this series after a trip to Arches where we ate at the Moab Diner, our favorite restaurant in Grand County. Moab Diner is right on Main Street in Moab and features traditional American food.…
Arches is our favorite National Park in Utah. We especially love it because there are a lot of fun easy hikes for kids, and each one has at least one great reward. Below is a summary and list of must-do hikes in the park, with a picture of most of the…