Arches National Park is one of five National Parks in Utah. Each of these "Mighty Five" parks claims its own way of showcasing the magnificent geologic diversity of the Colorado Plateau. Arches National Park Tours showcase the more accessible of more than 2,000 arches - the highest concentration of arches on the planet. Driving and hiking through this Jurassic aged wonderland provides a glimpse back in time when gentle geologic forces from deep below the surface bulged upward to crack the surface sandstones into fins. Telling you the secret of how these fins of sandstone then became delicate ribbons of stone suspended in mid-air is a mystery we will leave for the tour. Step right this way!
See Arches National Park at its best- during sunset! Take this scenic bus tour and see all the best sights from the comfort of our tour bus. With easy walking paths as the primary focus of the sunset tour, it's perfect trip for all ages.
Explore Arches National Park in the glow of morning light. The morning adventure is for those wanting to explore off the paved walkways and onto the rocks a little more. Take this scenic bus tour to enjoy guided hikes to all the best sights.
Fly over spectacular formations such as Courthouse Towers, North and South Window Arches, Delicate Arch, Devil's Garden, the Colorado River, Fisher Towers, and Castle Valley. Youth 2 and under fly free on a parent's lap. (2 person minimum per flight)
Arches National Monument was set aside in 1929 when Ed Abbey, famed monkey wrencher for the environmental movement, was just a babe. By the late 1960's Arches was prepping a promotion from "monument" to "park" and Abbey was right there in the lonely backcountry working as the one-and-only backcountry ranger. Abbey's time spent in the desert (feeling conflicted about keeping it to himself and sharing the beauty of arches with the "tourists") is cleverly documented in his nationwide-environmental-cult-inducing book "Desert Solitaire".
Arches National Park boasts the highest density of natural arches in the world with more than 2,000 - 43 of which have collapsed since 1977. 150 million years in the making, and we are lucky enough to see the show!
Our guided Arches National Park Tours take guests to all of the major highlights of the park. You can expect to see staples such as Balance Rock, the Windows and Devil’s Garden sections, and a viewpoint of Delicate Arch (not the actual hike to Delicate Arch). Each tour can vary depending on the group and may include stops not mentioned above.
You will not need a timed-entry pass to enter the park or entrance fees while on our tour. If you wish to enter the park before or after your guided tour, you will need to set up your own timed entry pass as well as pay your individual entrance fee. You can read more about Arches National Park timed entry reservations here.
Our Arches National Park tours include several easy to moderate walks through different sections of the park. For guest safety, all participants in the tour must exit the bus and remain with the tour group at each stop
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