Arches National Park is a U.S. National Park that is situated just north of the city of Moab, Utah. The shimmering Colorado River runs along the south and southeast portion of the park. The park features over 2,000 sandstone arches that have been formed naturally over the years by the surrounding elements. In addition to the arches, the park has hundreds of massive fins, giant balanced rocks, and soaring pinnacles. The park’s red-rock wonderland continues to impress the droves of visitors it receives each year with its marvelous formations, picturesque trails, and breathtaking sunsets. Some of the park’s more famous arches include the Delicate Arch, Double Arch, and Landscape Arch.

PO Box 907, Moab, UT, Phone: 435-719-2299, Map

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