Amazing natural archetecture in Arches National Park
Landscape Arch used to be 291 feet across, but a big chunk of the left side fell off in 1991
Now it is a 310 foot span and still only 10 feet wide at the narrowest point
Delicate Arch is the famous arch on the Utah license plates
You can have the arch to yourself for a picture
A lot of people were waiting for their turn
Broken Arch has a crack right in the middle, thus the name
I see two squirrels making out
This arch looks exactly like it did 30 years ago
Except that last time I could touch the bottom of the arch
Several feet of the sandy soil have washed away since then
Pine Tree Arch but I don't see any pine tree resemblance
Next is Balanced Rock, Arches National Park
No matter which angle you see it from, it doesn't look like it should be up there
Some adventurous climbers went right up to the rock
It looks like it could fall any second!
Next in Arches National Park is Devils Garden
This area just looks totally weird!
Here is one of the paths through the garden
Big and Strange
Pictures don't do it justice
Next are some hoodoos in Arches National Park
It doesn't take much imagination to see many things in these hoodoos
There are thousands of unusual hoodoos
Next are some other interesting formations in Arches National Park
These two are called the walls.
They are thin remnants of what used to be solid rock.
How did these two slabs evade the erosion that leveled everything else in every direction?
These are the Three Gossips.
This section of Arches is called Park Avenue
That's it, Thanks for looking!
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