Private Arch in Arches National Park

Private Arch

Private Arch is an 18 foot high by 38 foot wide arch carved into the red sandstone.

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Private Arch Details

A relatively new discovery in Arches National Park is Private Arch, an 18 foot high by 38 foot wide arch carved into the red sandstone. Although the arch is millions of years old, it has only been in park records for a little over a decade. This magnificent arch carved into a soaring sandstone fin is located off the rough and rugged Primitive Trail of the Devils Garden Loop, just beyond Double O Arch. Wear sturdy shoes and don't forget to bring your ten essentials.

Difficulty

Moderate

Distance

~4 miles

Estimated time

2-3 hours

Region

N/A

Nearby Parks Around Private Arch

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Nearby Points of Interest Around Private Arch

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0.3 mi away

Dark Angel

A solitary pinnacle at the Northern edge of the park

0.3 mi away

Double O Arch

Allow 2.5 to 3 hours for this 4.2 mile roundtrip exploration.

0.8 mi away

Navajo Arch Trail

The perfect place to sit out a summer rain squall.

0.9 mi away

Partition Arch Trail

Perfect picnic spot with views of Arches and the La Sal Mountains.

1.0 mi away

Partition Arch

A perfect picnic spot with views of Arches and the La Sal Mountains.