National Park · Utah

Trails in Arches National Park

27 named trails · 19 miles · 15 trailheads · 0 with the Park Service's own write-up. Each trail's page has its profile, trailhead and the Service's write-up. The lines, trailheads and points are the Park Service's; the write-ups are the Service's own words; the climbing is read from USGS elevation along each line.

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27 trails, A to Z.

Amphitheater

0.1 mi

Length, climbing, trailhead and the write-up · · Hike this trail

Balanced Rock

0.3 mi · about 40 ft of climbing

Balanced Rock Drive there

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Broken Arch Connector

0.3 mi · about 10 ft of climbing

Length, climbing, trailhead and the write-up · · Hike this trail

Courthouse Wash Panel

0.5 mi · about 90 ft of climbing

Length, climbing, trailhead and the write-up · · Hike this trail

Dark Angel Trail

0.4 mi · about 20 ft of climbing

Length, climbing, trailhead and the write-up · · Hike this trail

Delicate Arch Lower Viewpoint

Length, climbing, trailhead and the write-up · · Hike this trail

Delicate Arch Trail

0.1 mi

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Delicate Arch Viewpoint

0.4 mi · about 150 ft of climbing

Delicate Arch Viewpoint Drive there

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Delicate Arch Viewpointl

about 10 ft of climbing

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Devils Garden

0.2 mi · about 30 ft of climbing

Devils Garden Drive there

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Double Arch

0.3 mi · about 50 ft of climbing

Double Arch Drive there

Length, climbing, trailhead and the write-up · · Hike this trail

Fiery Furnace Viewpoint

0.1 mi

Fiery Furnace Drive there

Length, climbing, trailhead and the write-up · · Hike this trail

Landscape Arch

0.2 mi

Length, climbing, trailhead and the write-up · · Hike this trail

Moab Canyon Pathway

8.9 mi · about 250 ft of climbing

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Navajo Arch

0.3 mi · about 30 ft of climbing

Length, climbing, trailhead and the write-up · · Hike this trail

Park Avenue

0.9 mi

Courthouse Towers and 1 more Drive there

Length, climbing, trailhead and the write-up · · Hike this trail

Partition Arch

0.2 mi

Length, climbing, trailhead and the write-up · · Hike this trail

Pine Tree Arch

0.2 mi · about 70 ft of climbing

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Primitive Loop

3.5 mi · about 600 ft of climbing

Views

Length, climbing, trailhead and the write-up · · Hike this trail

Rock Markings Panel Trail

0.2 mi · about 10 ft of climbing

Length, climbing, trailhead and the write-up · · Hike this trail

Sand Dune and Broken Arch Access

0.1 mi

Sanddune Arch Drive there

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Sand Dune Arch

0.1 mi · about 100 ft of climbing

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Skyline Arch

0.2 mi · about 40 ft of climbing

Skyline Arch Drive there

Length, climbing, trailhead and the write-up · · Hike this trail

Tower Arch

0.2 mi · about 30 ft of climbing

Tower Arch Drive there

Length, climbing, trailhead and the write-up · · Hike this trail

Tunnel Arch Trail

0.1 mi

Length, climbing, trailhead and the write-up · · Hike this trail

Windows Connector

0.1 mi · about 40 ft of climbing

Double Arch and 1 more Drive there

Length, climbing, trailhead and the write-up · · Hike this trail

Windows Sand Loop

0.6 mi · about 150 ft of climbing

The Windows Drive there

Length, climbing, trailhead and the write-up · · Hike this trail

More hikes the Park Service describes

Write-ups that name no single mapped trail, in the Service's words.

Explore the Fiery Furnace · no dogs
Entry to the Fiery Furnace is managed by permits and ranger-led tours to ensure the experience of solitude and wilderness.
Hiking at Arches · no dogs
Arches contains a variety of hiking trails, from easy/moderate to long and strenuous. Many trails use cairns (stacks of rocks) for markers and cross broad rock surfaces, requiring attention to follow. Learn how to Protect Yourself and Protect Your Park with hiking safety and Leave No Trace tips.

About these trails

The lines are the National Park Service's public trails layer, the trailheads and the waterfalls, views, peaks and historic places along them the Service's public points of interest, read 2026-10-16 and simplified for the map; the length is the line's, end to end. The write-ups are the Service's own "things to do" text, unedited. Heights come from USGS 3DEP through Terrain Tiles on AWS (Mapzen/Tilezen), read along each line and rounded; a short trail on steep ground can be off by a few tens of feet. Closures change: check the park's own site before you go.