Utah is home to dozens of hiking trails that young kids and even your grandma could tackle together. One of the best hiking trails in Utah is located in Red Canyon, just outside of Bryce Canyon National Park. This trail, known as The Arches Trail, is short but it takes you to some of the most gorgeous views, natural arches, and so much more. It’s one hiking trail in Utah that needs to go at the top of your bucket list.

The Arches Trail is located in Red Canyon, which is approximately 10 miles outside of Panguitch, and 15 miles outside of Bryce Canyon National Park.
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This is a 0.6-mile loop trail. It’s short and sweet... but the payoff is huge!
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This is considered an easy trail and is rated as such. However, there are some areas of the trail that are quite rocky and steep. These areas are short, but you’ll want to be prepared for them.
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We also suggest you bring a map, as parts of the trail can wash out and it can become easy to lose your way.
Despite the hike being less than one mile long, you will see an incredible number of gorgeous features.
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There are not only remarkable red rocks you will hike through …
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… but you will see large and small hoodoos …
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… and many natural arches. It’s quite remarkable!
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At certain parts of the trail, you can look out and see for miles around you. The Arches Trail in Utah is certainly picturesque.
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This is also a terrific trail if you want to avoid the crowds at Bryce Canyon, but still the park's natural features: the red rocks, hoodoos, and grand arches. This trail is quiet, peaceful, and immensely beautiful.
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To learn more about this hiking trail in Utah and for a map, click here.

Have you ever explored this trail? What was your experience like? Let us know in the comments! We’d love to see any photos you captured as well!

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