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In my opinion this is the most beautiful arch in the Park. Maybe because it is a little different from the other arches. It has a thin structure and it is much larger than the other. Moreover, its colour it's also more brilliant that the...More
The hike to Landscape arch is extremely easy and short and it's rewarded by one the best arches in the park. From there, io you are up for a more challenging hike, you should continue doing the primitive trail to see some of the best...More
First of few arches along the trail, within 30 minutes from car park. It’s quite long and thin and slowly eroding (as description board suggests).
Landscape arch is a relatively easy walk from the parking lot. It's well worth a look although the final part of the route is on a sand walkway. Arches is a great place to visit but with limited facilities. Plenty of rest rooms at all...More
This arch is ever changing. A huge chunk fell off in 1991. Really beautiful and an easy hike to it. Worth the visit.
The Landscape Arch is amazing. The trail to the arch was relatively easy. You have to see this arch while it's still on tact.
The view of the arch is and i would recommend if you have time left. It's en route the devil's garden trailhead. We didn't have much time left so saw this arch and returned back. Since the arch had some incidents of rocks falling down...More
Another on a long list of arches in Arches National Park. I think it’s too long of a hike for people with toddlers, but able-bodied hikers will enjoy it. It’s a slightly different shape than some of the others, so interesting as well.
So glad we took the time to walk to this unbelievable natural structure. Have seen it in many photos, but to see it in person was so worth it. Lots of rocks to sit on and have a snack while viewing this arch.
Landscape Arch is the largest natural rock arch in the world. It is 1.6 mi/2.6 km roundtrip from the Devils Garden trailhead with minimal elevation change. The trail is rated easy and should take 30-60 min. The trail condition is sand/gravel. There is a large...More
