Corona Arch is a natural arch and a popular photo-spot. It is accessible through a somewhat difficult and sometimes steep hike (some portion with cables). Bowtie Arch is located right by it.

Iconic 52-foot tall freestanding Delicate Arch is one of the main attractions in the Arches National Park and is widely recognized as the state symbol of Utah. It can be reached by a moderate to difficult hike (including a section over slickrock without rails).

One of the popular attraction in the Arches National Park, Double Arch is a set of two large arch formations from the same side foundation.

Arches National Park is home to over 2000 natural sandstone arches and other geological formations. Popular areas in the Park include i) Delicate Arch ii) Windows Section iii) Double Arch iv) Park Avenue and La Sals Viewpoint v) Balanced Rock vi) Devils Garden – Landscape Arch etc.. vii)Fiery Furnace   Read more [...]

Vista point and a popular photo spot of the steep mesa drop-offs, Shafer Trail Road and the Canyon in the Island in the Sky area of the Canyonlands National Park. Shafer Canyon Overlook and Shafer Trail Viewpoint are located close-by and offer slightly different views.

Vista Point in the Island in the Sky area of the Canyonlands National Park with panoramic views of the canyon shaped by the green river.

Viewpoint in the southern most point in the Island of the Sky area of the Canyonlands National Park with panoramic views of the canyon

Cliff edge sandstone arch framing sunrise and the spectacular red rock canyon landscape.

Visitor Center to Overlook east rim trail / drive provides slightly different vantage points with panoramic views and views of colorful Potash Ponds.

Viewpoint with panoramic canyon and river views.