This was a pretty awesome experience. Navajo Arch is our favorite. We entered the park at about 6am and it was light enough to see and hike. We took the left trail as this is where most of the arches are. We did the entire loop with the small out and backs which was a bit over 8 miles of hiking. The return loop had some pretty tricky rock scaling. I recommend good hiking shoes with plenty of grip.

Amazing hiking area at the back of arches, the walk in to see landscape arch is fairly easy. The loop around has some moderate climbs up rock faces. Beautiful views.

My favourite hike at Arches and one of the best in Utah. Took us about 4hrs to complete the full loop, stopping at every arch. The hike itself is challenging and fun - lots of scrambling and some awesome walks across the top of domes and down into little canyons. Best done early in the morning, and take more water than you think you need. Easy to lose the trail so keep gmaps open and close - it’s a good reference.

Great trail, can adjust and hike different miles. Awesome views and many arches on the way. Take water and a few hours of your time.

Like much of Arches, this area is rocky and sandy terrain. It's also full of spectacular views and the only other place to get water aside from the entrance visitor center. The route to Landscape Arch is quick and fairly easy, the whole 7-8 mile loop (depending on detours - Navajo Arch path highly recommended) is a bit harder. I did this on labor day weekend and saw some kids doing it in skate shoes of course, but definitely recommend a full load out of water and sun protection at minimum. Trail markers are small and hard to spot, and oftentimes the route stretches over rock cliffs with no exact path. The NPS app or an offline map can be helpful to stay on the right path. You can also look for evidence of scrapes on the rock where people climb down and foot prints to guide you - but keep in mind they might be false trails and always make sure to stay in the loose sand washes or on hard rock. I met quite a few slightly lost people along the way, which is at least a great way to make friends!

The Devil's Garden Trailhead is nothing short of spectacular. The walk along the trail ranges from easy to moderate with a few more difficult sections. There are also some sections that are not recommended if you are afraid of heights as you will be walking close to the edge. Regardless of that, I recommended doing the trail and enjoying the beautiful colours and landscape. Should you come to a point you can't tackle, you can always turn around and go back. But the great memories will stay with you.

We love devil's garden! The full loop is about 8 miles and totally worth it. Pack a lunch for the day. It can be completed in 4 hours with a few stops but if you want to stop at all the arches and enjoy them longer it might take more like 6 hours.

Loved this hike! One of the longer, "harder" hikes in arches, but was very, very doable. Beautiful scenery throughout the entire hike with lots of arches and beautiful rock. It IS harder, in that there are times you really need to climb the rock or hop to get one place. But if you're remotely fit, you'll be fine.

Loved this trail! We did the 7.9 mile loop. Beautiful country!!

Definitely one of my favorite hikes in all of Utah! If you don’t have any kids/aren’t disabled, definitely stop to see the Navajo Arch and Partition Arch. If you’re fit enough, do the whole loop clockwise.