This was our fourth visit to Arches National park. This time we walked to delicate Arch. What a wonderful place Arches National Park is.

First trip to Arches and it was awesome. I couldn't take enough pictures. Time was very limited so we were unable to take any hikes but it was breathtaking just driving through the park. Wish I had visited when I was younger with more time and lots more energy. One day just isn't enough.

What a feeling to be surrounded by those big red rocks.......and the endless view of Arches National Park. We made the loop road end of march with a perfect blue skye and a fresh air. Perfect for perfect photos. Bring the dog with us was also a great thing, we are not use to that because in our country, the... More

Arches NP is a must see! The Moab, UT area is one of the most breathtaking places in the world! Incredible landscape!

Awe inspiring scenery abounds in this park - unfortunately the roads and particularly the parking don't match the natural beauty nor did they accommodate the number of visitors on the day we were there. This park cries for a jump off / jump on shuttle service - would be a far better solution than adding more paving. Traffic increased tremendously... More

I love this park. Loved the early mornings, when the arches were not crowded yet. I was quite impressed by the visitor center, which had a great exhibition about the establishment of the park itself. Nice work there.

If you're visiting Utah, this is a must-visit location. Hiking to each of the various rock formations is a ton of fun and easy enough for any age or fitness level. The expansive views of red rock can make you feel like you're on a completely different planet and the photos you take away are worth the full day you... More

Arches is an incredibly beautiful place. However, there isn't a ton of hiking to be done, so once you've been through it for a day, there isn't a huge need to go back IMHO, but it's certainly a special place everyone can enjoy.

Photography gluttony. Uncrowded, well set up like most national parks and its free on national parks week in April. Amazing how many visitors have limited english.