Arches National Park contains more natural arches than anywhere else in the world.  At last count there were over 2000 of the unique structures, carved out of the area's soft Entrada sandstone.  But on one of our tours, you'll see so much more than just arches!

There are spires, and fins, and gigantic slabs of towering rocks, which will amaze and awe. And then there's the Fiery Furnace (pictured below), included in all our shared Grand Canyon tours, a three hour ranger-guided hike that may just be the most inspiring, memorable and fun walk that you ever go on.  Our guests have enjoyed their trips through the Fiery Furnace so much, we've devoted a whole page to it.

To be defined as an arch, a hole in the rock must be at least three feet wide.  The biggest arch at Arches is the Landscape Arch which measures 306 feet, while there are several that are in the formation stage.  Delicate Arch, Utah's best known landmark, presents a great hike of its own.

Arches Tours is a web site that should be seen along with our three other sites covering this region: Grand Canyon Tours, Bryce Canyon Tours and Zion National Park Trips.  

Utah's outdoor adventure capital, Moab, is literally only ten miles from Arches.  You can rent a mountain bike and ride the Slickrock Trail, the most famous mountain bike trail in the world, or take a rafting trip down the nearby Colorado River.  Arches Tours can make all these arrangements for you, as well as hotel reservations, barbeques and plane trips.

There are four  ways to visit Arches on one of our tours: