The stunning beauty of Arches National Park makes it obvious
why it is so popular. Over 2,000 arches and countless fragile sandstone
formations are present within this eroded landscape. Fiery Furnace (permit
required), Devil’s Garden loop and Delicate Arch trails top my list of absolutely
required hikes. Also make sure to book camping reservations at Devil’s Garden
Campground, which is considered one of the most beautiful campgrounds in the
National Park system. The Park was established in 1971 (National Monument
status 1929).
Thursday, April 27, 2023
Rock formations in Arches National Park
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