I hadn't heard of the park before, but while making plans on a weeks vacation I noticed it semi-close to Arches and Canyonlands. I added it to the agenda. So glad that I did too. There was virtually no one there. We were able to take our time and enjoy without a crowd. There are 3 Bridges to see. It doesn't tank long to do the hikes to get down to see them all upclose. Enjoyable Time...No Crowds Highly Recommend trying it out, if your in the area.

If you like outdoor sports and appreciate the natural scenery, this is the best choice. The beautiful mountain scenery is a great place to make you happy and relax. I think I will go again. The natural bridge is really spectacular.

This is beautiful loop with plenty of pullouts for those gorgeous views! Bring binoculars and look down into the canyon floor, is there water still flowing? Take the short, paved walkways to the overlook and take in the splendor of these magnificent arches. The Owachoma Bridge hike down is worth the effort and you’ll even be rewarded with a nice cool breeze! This hike isn’t too long but is rugged and scrambles over rocks, so not ADA friendly. Bring WATER!

Almost like New! Very clean and neat with a lot of access for wheelchairs Impressive views of 3 natural bridges also with paved paths to the over looks for those needing this type of access Late Saturday afternoon and the place is empty. Picnic shelters are there with more being built. Pit toilet is at one viewpoint. The bridges are huge and beautiful with a cliff dwelling surprise

Excellent and informative visitor center. Trails were well marked, with hand rails and ladders exactly where they were needed. Our rubber tipped hiking poles made the three descents and climbs relatively easy.

We veered off our trip to see Natural Bridge NP. Great diversion as to see the three natural bridges hidden in these canyons (not hidden really as they point out each with a Large Sign & well mapped). Additionally, cave dwellings of former Navajo Indians & an assortment of condors, crows, jays & some yellow winged bird, yet to be identified. Restrooms are ADA compliant. No overnight camping or Hiking. For as far off the highway as this is, I was hoping for more sights, trails, markers. That is why it is 4 of 5. The natural bridges there are terrific to see. And people in wheel chairs can easily get to see them all.

If you are in the area it is a great place to visit. We took highway 261 North to the monument. Had to drive up a steep gravel road for 3 miles. Washboard ruff, we took it slow in our minivan. If you aren't sure I would take the other route.

Well worth the drive, this park has a short 9 mile scenic drive with viewpoints and along the way some covered picnic benches. Each of the three bridges has a walk where you can drop down to the bottom of the canyon and go under each bridge or you can do a full or partial loop around the bottom and do two or all of the bridges. White Canyon itself offers some beautiful views. The hike to the first, Sipapu, does have some steep drop offs and ladders, but feels safe if you stick to the trail and is easily navigated. The last, Owachomo, is very easy and gives great views. Can get very hot so as always take plenty of water. The bridges look great close up and the walks are definitely worth it.

Hiked down to the riverbed, amazing views of the largest bridge. Challenging and fun. Trail had ladders and some bars fastened in tricky spots. The drive through the park has wonderful views and all of the bridges can be seen with a small walk from the drive.

Always enjoy visiting lesser known National Park Service areas and Natural Bridges did not disappoint! We were there at the golden hour before sunset and only one other vehicle was seen. Watching the sunset over Bears Ears was an added pleasure. The hike to Horse Collar Ruin overlook is a must do.

Great hikes of various lengths into canyons that are crossed by natural bridges. Not nearly as crowded as Arches. Mind blowing scenery in every direction. Many viewpoints for those insane or unwilling to hike down into the canyons and back up. Some trails include steps and ladders. Bring your water. And your camera.

It's incredible what you see in this awesome country. The park service does some amazing work making these places accessible to the public. The visitors centers are the first place we stop at where there is endless information about the surroundings.

I wish we had more time to do some hiking on the longer trails. The park office and ranger was helpful. Beautiful site not just for the arches. Rock formations and patterns from nature and a great view of Bears Ears.

A relatively remote national monument that provides some fun hikes to three arches. We went in the summer, so it was extremely hot and you'll want to make sure you have plenty of water on hand--you can fill up at the visitor center if need be. Sipapu and Kachina are the more challenging hikes with steep elevation changes, but the Owachomo bridge trail is only about a mile round-trip and kids can traverse it easily. Besides the incredible scenery and small crowds, if you stay at the campground it provides a terrific base camp for day trips to see other sights in the area, if you plan accordingly. Lake Powell, Monument Valley, Valley of the Gods, Four Corners, Bears Ears, Hovenweep, and the House on Fire in Mule Canyon are all within a couple hours drive of the monument. The visitor centers for Arches, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, and Mesa Verde National Parks are about 3 hours away. The closest gas station is about an hour away in Blanding, so plan carefully.

A nice hike with some cool natural bridges. The variety of rock formations is crazy!

The bridges are amazing. Recommend the hike from Sipapu to Kachina.