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Arches National Park

	Balanced Rock This short 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 0.7-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

	Angels 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 2.4-mile loop visits three tiers of enchanting pools by incorporating the Lower, Middle, and Upper Emerald Pools Trails.
	Hidden Canyon This 3.3-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 walkway follows the Virgin River to the bottom of the narrows north of Zion Canyon, a popular place to hike and swim.
	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.
	Grandstaff Trail to Morning Glory Bridge This 4.65-mile round trip hike travels through a scenic canyon to a 243-foot long natural bridge.