Despite the hype about parks like Arches, it is still absolutely worth going. We needed a Timed Pass Entry to gain access, which is fine, but does necessitate a little pre planning. This policy probably minimised the queue at the entry point so had its advantages! The Park is doable in one day dependent on how far you wish to walk. We did the Delicate Arch hike, the Landscape Arch Trail, the Windows area and stopped at most other points of interest. It was a full day but very special. It was very hot when we were there so folks should be aware of the lack of shelter in most areas and take precautions. It's a land to be very sensible in, carrying water, wearing a hat and sunscreen, plus sensible footwear. And go at your own pace!

Spectacular views! Drive through the park and stop to explore as you wish.Important: reservations required (except before 7:00 am or after 4:00 pm); go to the park website. Take food and beverages and enjoy a picnic.

The Arches was a wonderful hiking morning. Didn't know about the timed entry process until we arrived. Need to advertise this process more publicly. We also did the small group tour via Adrift. Guide was nice but didn't really know much about the rock formations for the most part.

Arches - gotta visit to truly value the magnificent formations. The vastness and variety! Tour was comfortable, geared to our abilities and desire within the time frame Do not hesitate to use this business Staff and drivers are professionals, kind and thoughtful!

Breathtaking red rock formations and arches at every turn in Arches National Park. Hike to Delicate Arch for incredible photos. Camp under the stars and wake to stunning vistas. Get an early start to beat crowds at popular viewpoints. Park gets very hot in summer so plan accordingly. Don't miss this Utah treasure!

We visited this park twice, but could enter only after 16:00 , because we were not aware that visits between 07:00 - 16:00 must be booked in advance. During our second visit we came at 17:30, brought a picnic basket, watched the sun set, then had our picnic and waited till it was dark enough to do some star gazing. Although there were some clouds in the sky, it was still an amazing experience.

It was our second time (1st time was 23 years ago) and this time, we wanted to explore more areas of the park. We arrived at 4:00 pm to see it less crowded and in a warmer light (nicer for the photos) and it was gorgeous. The only annoying thing is that often, the trails are not properly indicated, and you lose a lot of time trying to reach a certain point. But all in all, with Bryce, it's my favorite park. Roads are good, there are enough places to stop and take pictures or to eat and enjoy the scenery which is much richer than just Arches. Loved it and would definitely visit again for more than 1/2 a day.

Incredible park, packed with natural, beautiful, mind-blowing features. As always, the National Park Service does an outstanding job creating accessible paths and viewpoints to view the features. Please go see Double Arch. Easy hike and so much prettier than the less accessible, but more famous, Delicate Arch. Allow at least 6-7 hours to stop at most viewpoints and walk a few easy trails. Don't forget you need timed entry here most of the year. It's a $2 fee. You reserve online.

Beautiful. Used national park pass and a reservation time. No issues getting in and only took about 20 minutes. Prepare to do some walking but not difficult. Drink lots of water or you will pay a price in how you feel.

This was our third visit to Arches National Park. There are many great parks near Moab, but Arches will always be our first stop Arches has a timed entry system which can be a bit frustrating, but I do realize that with the tremendous tourist influx at this and other popular National Parks it is necessary. There is only one auto entry which is located just off of Highway 191. I am a photographer so I would have preferred an early morning entry, but fortunately the light is pretty good all day most days in Utah. Our timed entry was at 11 AM on Wednesday morning. We drove the entire paved road system in Arches as I photographed almost every rock. We were in the Park for approximately 6 hours. Traffic was actually pretty good. My favorite stops were Fiery Furnace and Double Arch. I am pretty patient and I never had to worry about anyone getting in front of my camera. This has got to be the best park in America for rock formations and of course the arches. Most of the trails are very easy. There are plenty of pull offs, much better than most parks. Bathrooms are plentiful. There is also a wonderful visitors center with helpful Parks people, plenty of books and clothing items. I left Arches with thoughts about my next return trip.