Arches NP
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A unique adventure is Arches National Park, a place to travel to get the full impact of Mother Nature in the forming of our world. If visiting Bryce Canyon National Park, you must make a side-trip to Arches to experience this one-of-a-kind place that will make your vacation complete.
With over 2,000 natural sandstone arches preserved in this rock formation wonderland, Arches National Park is a tribute to the forces of nature. Geologic history is revealed in the textures, forms and colors of this high desert landscape. This park has the highest density of arches in the world, and is something not to be missed in any vacation to southern Utah.
Besides scenic drives and hikes through this amazing array of rock formations, there are lots of activities that will keep the whole family busy. Of course, there is plentiful hunting, horseback riding, land and air tours, and fishing. Visit the museums and send the kids off to play paintball. In the winter you can ski or go snow-mobiling.
There is no lack of lodging close by, with plenty of places to stay in Moab and just outside the park. There is one campground within Arches National Park with 52 spaces, so call ahead for reservations. You'll find other camping spots in and around towns close by.
From Bryce Canyon National Park, head up 89 north to I-70, travel east and when you reach Brendel go south on 191 to Arches National Park. You will be glad you did!
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