Arches Park Vacation Travel Video Guide

Travel video about nature park Arches Park in the USA.
Around 8 kilometres north of the small town of Moab in the State of Utah, is the entrance to one of the most famous national parks in the United States, Arches Park, a national park that owes its remarkable popularity to its gigantic sandstone arches of which there are approximately 2000. Covering 300 square kilometres, the park is relatively small but it is one of the USA’s most popular nature reservations. From Courthouse Towers with its outstanding rock formations there’s a 38 kilometre panoramic route known as Scenic Drive that takes in the rocky sand dunes of Petrified Dunes which are evidence that the park owes much of its geological phenomena to its famous stone arches. Balanced Rock is one of the park’s main attractions. Weighing around 3,600 tons, the sandstone rock balances precipitously at a height of 22 metres supported on a fragile looking foundation. Close to Cache Valley is the massive, isolated stone structure of Delicate Arch. Although it appears to be fragile it has been proudly standing close to the nearby valley since prehistoric times. The Devil’s Garden Trailhead leads to a large collection of the most beautiful stone arches. With the passage of time, ice forced apart the softer layers of stone and countless years of relentless erosion created these natural arches along with all the other bizarre rock formations of the plateau. Created by the two elements of water and air that have cut deep into the sandstone, Tunnel Arch is the first arch that can be seen when walking through “Devil’s Garden”. This natural stone arch is so smooth that it could easily be compared with a modern Man-made tunnel. A few metres away there’s another small opening in the rock wall, Tunnel Arch, where the surrounding vegetation creates a romantic ‘Wild West’ atmosphere. In this incredible land of sandstone arches, the fascinating rock formations and unique beauty of Arches Park is surely one of the most spectacular sights in the natural world.
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[@abitacat]

Beautiful video....but the music is too loud over the narration...

[@joshipank]

Want to visit this place.very fascinating

[@MOAB-UT]

So do it. I've been 6 times- what's your excuse?

[@tungbui9700]

Thanks for posting!

[@criscoleman]

Very enjoyable. Brought back many memories. The multitude of photographs are stunning. I've love to visit again, only this time .......take more time. However, the music was waaaaay too loud and repetitive.

[@MOAB-UT]

yes

[@brendanstanford5612]

I would love to visit these arches, but they are SO SCARY. So haunted, so demonic, so erie. Even just watching them on video, combined with the spooky music is going to give me nightmares for weeks!

[@MOAB-UT]

You have issues Brendan. Been there 6 times never once thought what you said. Maybe you should see someone- talking about demons and haunted, and being scared. Many unresolved things going on there.

[@cynthiamartin7028]

To camp in Moab Utah is a revelation. You'll find so many petroglyphs that explain that the life was good

[@svpdgcar]

Time to modernize this video me thinks!

[@airlinena]

It would be an okay video if they didn't hire Yoko to do the soundtrack

[@Chris.Davies]

No, sorry - "white people first became aware of it in..."

[@MOAB-UT]

Dramatic video and music. Nice place though- been there 6 times and counting. Many of the best places to visit are not in the parks. They are deep inside the canyons, hiking trails and along Rt. 128. The only way to go wrong is to not visit.