Best Arches National Park Photo Spots

Arches National Park is a photography paradise of red-rock canyons, towering sandstone formations and stunning natural arches.

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Arches National Park is located in Southeastern Utah just a few miles north of Moab. The golden light at sunrise and sunset is amazing on the red rocks!

An Arches Timed Entry ticket will be required from April 1 through October 31. You can enter the park without a ticket before 6am and after 5pm.

The Arches National Park Scenic Drive is 43 miles long. It is a paved road that offers scenic pull out spots throughout the park.

Park Avenue is the first stop as you travel along the scenic drive from the visitor's center. A trail leads down between immense sandstone monoliths.

This viewpoint provides a 360 degree view of the Three Gossips, Sheep Rock, and The Organ in the Courthouse Towers area.

Balanced Rock is a popular feature in the park. A .3 mile loop around the landmark displays various angles and perspectives.

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