• Double O Arch

    Arches

    National Park Utah

Things To Know Before You Come

The accessible portion of the Windows Trail.
The barrier-free portion of the Windows Trail.
NPS Photo by Neal Herbert
 

Accessibility

The following facilities and destinations are ADA-compliant:

  • Arches Visitor Center
  • Restrooms throughout the park
  • Devils Garden Campground site #4H
  • Park Avenue Viewpoint
  • Balanced Rock Viewpoint and Picnic Area
  • Wolfe Ranch Cabin and rock art panel
  • Delicate Arch Viewpoint
The following trails are considered barrier-free*:
  • Devils Garden Trail (to Landscape Arch)
  • Windows Trail (first 100 yards only)

* Barrier-free trails may contain minor obstacles, steeper grades and temporary washouts.

For visitors with hearing impairments, a variety of publications may be obtained at the visitor center. Wayside exhibits with illustrations and text on natural and cultural features are situated throughout the Park and in the visitor center.

Services

Food, gas, lodging and similar services are not available in Arches. These are available the town of Moab. Visit the Grand County Travel Council for more information.

Weather and Climate

From June through September daytime temperatures may exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Winter temperatures often drop below 32 degrees Fahrenheit. Temperatures may range 50 degrees in a 24-hour period. more...

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Did You Know?

Collared Lizard

Lizards, including the colorful collared lizard, are one of the most frequently seen animals at Arches. When not chasing flies or basking in the sun, they are often seen doing what appears to be push-ups. This odd dance might enhance their stereoscopic vision, helping them see what's looking back at them.