Arches National Park
Arches National Park’s red rock wonderland is in southeastern Utah’s spectacular canyon country.
The park preserves more than 76,000 acres of high desert landscape with deep canyons, improbable balanced rocks, soaring pinnacles and more than 2,000 natural stone arches.
It is truly one of America’s scenic wonders.
Plan Your Visit
Arches National Park is open 24 hours a day, year-round.
It’s located just 5 miles north of the city of Moab on U.S. Highway 191.
There are many incredible rock formations and spectacular views to see in Arches National Park.
You’ll want to plan on spending at least a few hours in Arches, exploring the paved, 18-mile scenic drive and several of the viewpoints and short trails. If time permits, longer hikes lead to many spectacular rock formations.
You can also camp at The Devils Garden Campground, just 18 miles from the park entrance. This is a beautiful campground where sites are nestled among slickrock outcroppings.
Timed Entry
Reservations may be needed to visit Arches in 2026.
Watch this page and Arches’ social media feeds for the latest updates about timed entry reservations.
Get more information to plan your visit, including Visitor Center hours, directions, maps, best times to visit, and info on fees and passes.
Things to Know
Get important safety tips, information on how to protect the park, and answers to common questions.
Things to Do
Learn about all the things you can do in Arches National Park and get sample itineraries.
Discover more about Arches National Park with these special guides:
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