The trail goes up hill to the arch. If it is hot take water. It is a pleasant moderate trail and... read more
This trail is .9 miles and more difficult than we anticipated. There is a climb up and then you go... read more
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The trail goes up hill to the arch. If it is hot take water. It is a pleasant moderate trail and the arch is definitely worth seeing
This trail is .9 miles and more difficult than we anticipated. There is a climb up and then you go down into a wash and then up to the bridge. For those of us who are older and have bad knees some of places take...More
Don't pass this by in a hurry to get to the park entrance. Well worth the time spent. Near to a short boardwalk trail to visit Indian petroglyphs.
This is a beautiful hike that you can get above the park and see some of the Peaks and you can also see a massive Natural Bridge. We did the hike with ages 6 to 15 and it was well worth it. It was hot...More
This is a lovely mid-range hike with a climax at the bridge, where you can go under the bridge, see it from both sides, and get great photographic views no matter where the sun is. The trail loops around and returns to the trailhead.
This is not the easiest hike for the average casual person. We assumed it was going to be very easy, but there is a lot of vertical upwards travel. We saw quite a few people who were not prepared who had turned back. The couple...More
This large Arch is tucked inside a rocky Canyon after about it one mile moderate hike. There are some interesting rock formations along the way and the arch at the end is cool because of its size and because you can get right underneath it....More
This is a moderate hike that's not too long. The end result is the great view of the arch. The trail can get a little steep but kids did just fine. It can get real hot here so plan on early or late to beat...More
Trail was short and steep but should be climbable for most day-time hikers. The short trip up is well worth the view!
This is a trail with a striking visual payoff once you reach the Hickman Bridge. I hiked it on a weekday at 5:30 pm 93 degrees and sunny. On the entire trip I may have encountered about 10 people. The beginning of the trail has...More
