Arches National Park Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Arches National Park. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Arches National Park 4x4 Adventure from Moab

• Arches NP. Backcountry Morning or Afternoon 4x4 Jeep

• HIGHLY RATED Arches National Park Sightseeing Tour From Moab, Utah

• Discover The Best Of Moab In A Day: Arches Canyonlands Dead Horse

• Arches & Canyonlands Full Day 4X4 Combo

Entrance fees to Arches National Park are charged on a per-vehicle basis—US$35 for private vehicles or US$30 for a motorcycle. Cyclists and pedestrians pay US$15 per person. Non-US residents must also pay a US$100 supplement in addition to regular entrance fees. Annual passes are US$55.

Yes, Arches National Park is worth visiting. It has the world's highest density of free-standing arches, along with a rocky maze of fins, pinnacles, and other sandstone formations. Hiking trails wind through the scenic landscape, but you can see many rock landmarks from pullouts along the paved Arches Scenic Drive.

Per one customer who booked the HIGHLY RATED Arches National Park Sightseeing Tour From Moab, Utah, "A must-do in the Moab area! This tour offers spectacular landscapes and invaluable narration from our guide. Learned so much more than we would have through a self-drive."

You can explore Arches National Park independently or on a guided tour. If you’re alone, consider self-guided audio tours that combine flexibility with a curated itinerary. Joining a tour has advantages: many include transport, which saves you the hassle of searching for limited parking at the popular park.

Arches National Park bustles from March through October, despite temperatures that soar into the triple digits during summer. Spring and fall visits are preferable for milder conditions and fewer crowds. Consider April and May for their profusion of wildflowers, or come in October to enjoy warm days and clear nights.

You need reservations to enter Arches National Park from April through October. The timed-entry tickets allow visitors to enter the park during an hour-long window. Entry can be booked three months in advance, but a limited number of tickets will also be released each day at 6pm for subsequent-day visits.

Don’t miss the 18-mile (29-kilometer) Arches Scenic Drive that leads to some of the national park’s iconic landmarks. Here, you’ll find overlooks with views of Delicate Arch, The Windows Section, and dozens of other dramatic rock formations. Trails along the scenic drive range from wheelchair-accessible paths to challenging, all-day hikes.

Start early and you can see Arches National Park in a single day, with time to stop for photos and stretch your legs on short hikes. Plan on at least two days if you want to go farther afield—taking longer hikes and visiting less-crowded areas.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting Arches National Park. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Moab:

• Colorado River

• Hell's Revenge Trail

• Dead Horse Point State Park

• Corona Arch

• Fisher Towers

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Moab.