Hike to Pine Tree Arch
Details
Distance
1 miles
Elevation Gain
50 ft
Route Type
Out-and-Back
Added by Josiah Roe
Gorgeous sandstone formations and a massive natural arch over a grove of Pine Trees.
Pine Tree Arch is one of several gorgeous arches in the Devil's Garden Area of Arches National Park, and is easily done as a quick detour on the way to the popular Landscape Arch. It is accessed from the Devil's Garden Trailhead, itself approximately 18 miles from the park entrance.
From the Trailhead, follow the trail .25 miles to the well-marked turnoff for Pine Tree and Tunnel Arch. Go right and stay left another .25 miles to the arch.
Note that in the summer the temperature can be very hot and the crowds very large. Early morning is best.
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Nice Arch
This is a nice stop if hiking down the trail to see some of the larger arches and an easy arch hike if you are not feeling doing multiple miles!
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