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Tapestry Arch

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Tapestry Arch

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Arches National Park

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  • Location: Grand County, Utah, United States

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    March 3, 2023

    Hiking

    Tapestry Arch is an amazing triple arch that can be accessed from the Sand Dune Arch parking lot and trail or the Devils Garden Campground. This secluded arch is not as popular as some of the arches in the nearby Devils Garden loop, but is equally as amazing and a great place to check out if you wish to escape some the crowds.

    November 22, 2019

    Hiking

    Make the detour there, it's worth it
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    December 16, 2023

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    Tapestry Arch is an amazing triple arch that can be accessed from the Sand Dune Arch parking lot and trail or the Devils Garden Campground. This secluded arch is not as popular as some of the arches in the nearby Devils Garden loop, but is equally as amazing and a great place to check out if you wish to escape some of the crowds.
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    Broken Arch Loop Trail

    4.45km

    01:11

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    The Broken Arch Loop Trail offers a fantastic taste of Arches National Park's unique desert scenery, winding through diverse terrain from sandy washes to slickrock sections. You'll encounter towering sandstone fins and desert flora like sagebrush and junipers, with the impressive Broken Arch itself being a major highlight you pass directly under. This easy 2.8-mile (4.5 km) hike, with just 161 feet (49 metres) of elevation gain, typically takes around 1 hour and 11 minutes, making it a great option for families or those looking for a high-reward, low-effort adventure.

    Planning your visit requires checking Arches National Park's timed entry system, which is essential for park access. The trailhead is easily accessible, though parking can fill up quickly during peak times, so an early start is always a good idea. Remember that dogs are not allowed on the trail, and it's not wheelchair accessible. Always carry ample water, especially given the limited shade in this desert environment.

    What sets this trail apart is its ability to deliver a classic Arches experience with fewer crowds than some of the park's more famous routes. Beyond Broken Arch, you can extend your hike to include the tucked-away Sand Dune Arch or the often-quieter Tapestry Arch via short spur trails, adding even more natural wonders to your journey. The varied terrain and multiple arch viewpoints make it a rewarding choice for any visitor.

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    Location: Grand County, Utah, United States

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