Moab, located in southeastern Utah, is the base camp for Arches National Park getaways. The park sits five miles north of the ...

Relatively speaking, Arches is a fairly compact park (at roughly 76,000 acres), with very few named routes. This means that viewpoints and trails (not to mention front-gate traffic) can often feel ...

To celebrate the National Park Service's 100th anniversary this August, USA TODAY will be highlighting one national park per week in a countdown to the centennial on August 25th. From 1,238 square ...

Arches National Park is located off Highway 191, five miles northwest of Moab. Interstate travelers can take Highways 40 or 70 to connect with Highway 191.

In this guide, you’ll find the highlights in each park to maximize your quick visit, including how to lay out your day, travel logistics, and what to skip on this lightning fast trip.

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Many visitors to Arches National Park pull into an overlook parking lot, snap a few photographs and drive off. A number of short, and gentle, hiking trails make it easy to gain a better look of ...

A proposed reservation system for Arches National Park visitors could drain up to $22 million from the economy of tourism-dependent Moab in the program’s first year, according to a study ...

Moab Located just minutes from the Arches National Park Visitor Center, Moab offers a variety of lodging options, including hotels and motels, bed and breakfasts and specialty lodging.