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Amenities and More
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Getting tickets in advance recommended
Reviews
Nice hike of the first part of the fill devil's garden loop. About 1.8mi to the arch and back. Trail is easy, mostly flat with some inclined areas. Winder afternoons the trail can be chilly as it gets shaded by the rock walls.
Parking available but will get filled quickly in peak times. Bathroom at the trailhead.
If you're able & you brought lots of water do the entire Devil's Garden trail, you will not be disappointed. One of the best hikes in Utah imo.
1.9 miles out and back. 252 ft elevation gain. Get here early and see the magic of the Sun. Fun hike. But don’t stop here keep going to Double O Arch.
Landscape Arch is incredibly beautiful at sunrise. The arch is very thin and the longest arch in the park. The trail is well use and not dog friendly. Don't forget to pack plenty of water, sunscreen, and wear a hat!
Shortest hike to see a magnificent arch. However, the best part is the Primitive Trail. The arch is very heavy trafficked and akin to Disney with all of people; but you need to see it! After you view it, back down and go on the Primitive Trail. Stupendous views and exceptionally quiet. Best place to see the fins up close and personal.
What a hike, this round trip hike will require plenty of water and use sunscreen. Most of the hike is on hard a surface but it has plenty of ups and downs and hardly no shade, and with the current 100+ degrees. That makes it that more difficult of a hike. When you do finally make it to this famous arch there is a very fine sand trail which makes that last push to see the arch in all its grandeur a bit difficult for some.
A must-see in Arches National Park!
We hike to this arch on our way to the Double O Arch. The trail is very easy to this point.
The trail path to Landscape Arch is flat and boring, but the views make it worth it. You get to see the easy part of devil's garden, and the don't miss it before it breaks Landscape Arch.
Although short and easy, summer heat can make this tail quite hard. I did it at 3PM, after Fiery Furnace, and my kids had a hard time getting to the end. Maybe I shouldn't have made them take the detour to Tunnel and Pine tree arches.
Location
U.S. 191, Moab, UT 84532, United States
Hours
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