Landscape Arch, Arches National Park, Utah
Just outside Moab in Southeastern Utah, Arches National Park preserves and protects more than 2,000 natural sandstone arches. It is believed the park contains the greatest diversity of such formations anywhere in the world. A small sampling includes Landscape Arch (above) . . .
Turret Arch
Sand Dune Arch
North Window Arch
But more than just arches, the park’s nearly 77,000 acres also contains remarkable landscapes and formations like . . .
Park Avenue
Three Gossips
Everywhere Once 
So beautiful — it’s been several years since I last went there, but I think of the place all the time. Thanks for posting!
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Amazing. My one big regret when I drove back across the country was not stopping here. Thanks for the great photos and the renewed inspiration to get there….
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The Moab area is pretty awesome. It’s definitely a place you want to get back to. Stay tuned, we’ll have more in the coming days.
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Very beautiful. I saw one such formation in Joshua Tree and would love to see more.
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How is Joshua Tree? Not sure if we’re going to make it there or not. Is it worth a detour?
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I think it’s stunning, but then again I wasn’t on the same adventure as you are at the time (just fleeing Los Angeles now and again for a majestic weekend). If you go, I highly recommend 29 Palms Inn. You get a little adobe hut with firewood delivered every night. http://www.29palmsinn.com/
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Oh, that is the next place I want to visit! Beautiful!!
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Superb photos.
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Why thank you!
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My sister and I stumbled upon Arches during a drive from Chicago to California and it turned out to be one of my favorite places in the world.
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I can see why. The area has to be one of the most beautiful anywhere. Really amazing.
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One of my favorite national parks. So happy you guys got to visit it!
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Great shots of a park that’s up there in my Top Three list. One additional advantage is that when we visited back in the 80s, we very nearly had the park all to ourselves. Hope it never gets elbow to elbow like so many of the other more well-known parks.
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Stunning!
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That is incredible! Love the arches 🙂 Especially love the Three Gossips photo! Stunning.
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I was nominated by a fellow blogger, and now I’m inviting you to submit too!
cheers,
Luís
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Beautiful shots! I really have to visit some of the places I read about on your blog.
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Love your photos, I really had a feeling I was there as well:)
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They are so awesome! I enjoyed looking at every photos.. 🙂
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Thanks. The first arch looks so fragile and delicate. Amazing that it stands. You do excellent work with a camara. You are an inspiration.
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When we arrived at Moab, we checked into our B n B south of town, then headed right out to Arches to watch the sun set over a couple of hours. Great color and shadows. We shall have to return to explore more of the park in the future.
Oscar
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Wow!! Isn’t mother nature amazing. The Landscape arch is breathtaking.
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It is pretty crazy some of the stuff she comes up with.
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Absolutely gorgeous!
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So amazingly beautiful. More and more are telling me that the US should be on my wish list of future destinations…
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