Arches National Park
 |
Balanced Rock This quarter mile loop circles a perilous block of sandstone balancing near the center of Arches National Park. |
 |
Delicate Arch This 3-mile hike visits this most iconic arch in the world, a beautiful span that should not be missed. |
 |
Double Arch This 0.8-mile hike visits a pair of connected arches in the Windows region of Arches National Park. |
 |
Landscape Arch This level 2.5-mile hike visits the longest natural arch in the world along with two other enjoyable arches. |
 |
Skyline Arch This short 0.4-mile hike ends below a wide arch near the top of a sandstone fin. |
 |
Window Arches This one-mile loop presents three arches in close proximity, the North and South Windows and Turret Arch. |
Canyonlands National Park
 |
Aztec Butte This is a 1.8 -mile hike ascends a dome-shaped butte that houses Puebloan granaries and offers nice views of Taylor Canyon. |
 |
Grand View Point This 2-mile hike travels along the mesa’s edge from Grand View Overlook to the southernmost point on the Island in the Sky. |
 |
Mesa Arch This half-mile loop visits a picturesque arch spanning across the mesa’s edge. |
 |
Murphy Point This 3.6-mile hike visits a west-facing point on the Island in the Sky overlooking canyons carved by the Green River. |
 |
Upheaval Dome This 1.7-mile hike visits two overlooks along the rim of a puzzling three-mile wide crater. |
 |
Whale Rock This one-mile hike ascends a whale-shaped sandstone formation near Upheaval Dome. |
 |
White Rim Overlook This gradual 1.8-mile hike visits the end of a peninsula in the Island in the Sky with 300-degree views of the canyons below. |
Zion National Park
 |
Angel’s Landing This 5.2-mile hike takes an incredible route up the east rim of Zion Canyon ascending to a towering slab of sandstone jutting into the center of the canyon. The expansive views and thousand foot drop-offs have made this trail world famous. |
 |
Canyon Overlook Trail This one-mile round trip hike visits a scenic viewpoint looking west over Zion Canyon. |
 |
Court of the Patriarchs This 0.1-mile walk heads up a short rise in the center of Zion Canyon to offer a nice view of the surrounding sandstone peaks. |
 |
Emerald Pools This 2.6-mile loop visits three tiers of enchanting pools by incorporating the Lower, Middle, and Upper Emerald Pools Trails. |
 |
Hidden Canyon This 4.5-mile hike ascends the east rim of Zion Canyon above Weeping Rock, and then crosses dramatic cliffs to reach a hanging canyon housing a small natural arch. |
 |
Riverside Walk This level 2.8-mile walkway is a popular place to hike and swim, following the Virgin River to the bottom of the narrows north of Zion Canyon. |
 |
Watchman Trail This 3.5-mile lollypop loop reaches a panoramic overlook on the side of Zion Canyon. |
 |
Weeping Rock This 0.4-mile hike visits an alcove in the sandstone wall of Zion Canyon where water seeps out of the rock, nourishing hanging gardens and plentiful vegetation. |
Moab Area
 |
Mill Creek This half-mile hike visits a swimming hole that offers refreshing escape from Utah’s Summer scorches. |
 |
Negro Bill Trail to Morning Glory Bridge This 6-mile round trip hike travels through a scenic canyon to a 243-foot long natural bridge. |
