Arches National Park

Arches National Park Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions

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Arches National Park is located in the northeast of Moab, Utah, United States, about 10 minutes by car to the gate. It is the largest concentration of arch-shaped natural sandstone in the world. There are more than 2,000 large and small sandstone arches here, the small ones are less than 1 meter wide, and the large ones span 100 meters. The power of nature has created the special landform here. In addition to the arches, numerous strange geological structures such as minarets and balance stones have been formed in the park. This special geological landform was formed about 300 million years ago. King Arches National Park is basically divided into four scenic spots: Courthouse Towers, TheWindowsSection, DelicateArch and DevilsGarden. The park gate is located in the southwest corner of the park and is also where tourists are located. There is only one road in the whole park, about 30 kilometers long, and there are only 2 fork roads in the middle. It is easy to identify. The scenic area is very large. The representative scenic spots inside need to be reached on foot, and all the famous scenic spots are clearly marked on the signs. There are corresponding instructions on the side of the road, such as how much distance you need to walk from now on, how much time you need, as well as topographic features, etc. and photos, so that tourists can decide whether they have enough time to hike.