Tag: Balanced Rock

Double Arch is a remarkable and visually striking natural rock formation located in Arches National Park in Utah. It consists of two large, interconnected arches that are formed from the erosion of Entrada sandstone. The arches, which are composed of reddish-orange rock, are positioned side by side, creating a unique and symmetrical appearance. The larger arch spans 93 feet (28 meters) wide, while the smaller one is about 44 feet (13 meters) wide.

Oct 14 2019

Arches National Park, National Parks, Utah

One Day Must See Stops- Amazing Arches National Park

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Spending one day in Arches National Park can be an awe-inspiring experience. Although it is one of the busiest parks, there are so must-do stops....

Hello, I'm Wendy, and I started Travel the Parks to document our journeys to the different National Parks across the country. We began sharing our vacations with family and friends. We have expanded it to cover all national park units, state parks, and other destinations we've visited. On our website, we post our travels, tips, and itineraries from all the parks we visit. We also share our love of fishing rivers, lakes and streams. We hope to travel throughout the year now that we have a travel trailer. Every National Park unit sign serves as our signature in a picture. Because of the blog, I hope to make trip planning easier for others.

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Tag: Balanced Rock

One Day Must See Stops- Amazing Arches National Park