Today the park announced it will not require advanced timed-entry reservations this year. Visitors may enter at any time during operating hours. Reservations are still needed for camping and Fiery Furnace hikes. Read the full news release here: https://t.co/V5EwydzS52
✨ The Aurora Borealis lit up the skies over Arches earlier this week. Solar wind colliding with Earth’s magnetic field energizes gases in the atmosphere to cause this dance of light.
Watch for more light shows during this crest of the eleven-year solar cycle.
📷 Ryan Lowe
As days get shorter and cooler, Arches' desert landscapes are settling into autumn. Blooming yellow rabbitbrush dot area roadways with color, while blazing yellow cottonwoods and red oaks line some drainages.
📷NPS photo/Neal Herbert
Tomorrow is National Public Lands Day! 🌳 To celebrate, park entrance fees will be waived but you will still need to have a Timed Entry reservation from 7am to 4pm. Timed Entry reservations can be booked at https://t.co/rERXDgoCs4.
NPS Photo- Landscape Arch, Arches National Park
Due to recent notable rainfall and higher regional humidity, fire restrictions have been lifted in Southeast Utah Group parks (Arches & Canyonlands national parks, Hovenweep & Natural Bridges national monuments). Remember: you can still practice fire safety year-round.
Fire restrictions at Arches & Canyonlands lower to Stage 1 tonight. Open fires will be allowed in provided grates at campgrounds & picnic areas, or charcoal in a fire pan alongside rivers. Smoking is only allowed inside vehicles or on paved areas. Fireworks are never allowed.
Timed Entry restarts tomorrow! You’ll need to reserve a ticket in advance to enter the park between 7 am and 4 pm, now through October 31. For more information, visit https://t.co/jbxOUHpuoc.
Ready to reserve your #ArchesTicket? Head over to: https://t.co/rERXDgoCs4
Heads up: Arches National Park’s timed entry pilot program resumes this Thursday. As of August 28th, visitors will need to reserve a ticket in advance to enter the park between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. daily through October 31, 2025. Learn more at: https://t.co/jbxOUHpuoc
Tomorrow, August 4th, is a Fee-Free Day to commemorate the anniversary of the Great American Outdoors Act.⛰️🌲GAOA invested 💰in deferred park projects. On Fee-Free days, you do not need to pay the park entrance fee, but other types of fees (camping, tours, permits) still apply.
From today, July 7th, through August 27 timed entry reservations will not be required to enter Arches National Park!
However, park entry fees will still be required.
For more information about the timed entry system, go to: https://t.co/Bp6geacu9T
Photo: NPS
🔥Fire danger is increasing in SE Utah due to prolonged drought and rising temperatures. Fire restrictions increase tomorrow at Arches & Canyonlands national parks and Hovenweep & Natural Bridges national monuments. See details at: https://t.co/iguuO6x6PS
Arches national park expects a busy July Fourth holiday weekend. Arches' pilot reservation system remains in effect through the holiday, then pauses July 7 to August 27, resuming before Labor Day weekend. Please see the full news release below and at https://t.co/ImG3R8jfjH.
Join rangers at @Canyonlands’ Island in the Sky District, @Dead Horse Point State Park and @Arches National Park for this year’s #AstroFest! Check out this link for more! https://t.co/bR3MCAgKOC
Juneteenth National Independence Day became a national holiday on June 17, 2021, celebrating the end of slavery.
In recognition, entrance to the park is free on June 19th, 2025. Just remember that a Timed Entry Reservation is still required to enter the park between 7am-4pm!
Join rangers at @Canyonlands’ Island in the Sky District, @Dead Horse Point State Park and @Arches National Park for this year’s #AstroFest! Check out this link for more! https://t.co/bR3MCAgKOC
Beat the heat and come to a ranger program!
As the summer heats up, explore the park without hitting the trails by joining us for a patio talk. Topics vary by ranger but can cover anything from animal skulls to ecology and ethnobotany. Learn more at: https://t.co/K9hGxXmznl
🦇"The batty bat cried out in fright, 'Turn on the dark! I'm afraid of the light!" -- Shel Silverstein
Scientists monitor the health of bats in the park. Bats play important roles, like pollinating plants & dispersing seeds, and they eat A LOT of mosquitoes🦟 and other insects.
Volunteer at Arches National Park to celebrate National Trails Day! Help restore impacted ecosystems by removing invasive Bassia and Russian thistle near a popular trailhead. Volunteers will earn free swag and free park entry.
To RSVP, email us at: [email protected]
What do these arches look like to you? While they are officially known as "Twin Arch," visitors also refer to this formation as "Skull Arch" or "Donkey Kong Arch," depending on what shapes they see in the rocks.
We would love to know what you see—what would you call it?
🌟 Join us for the 4th Annual Southeast Utah AstroFest on June 20-22! It’s going to be a cosmic celebration at Canyonlands National Park, Dead Horse Point State Park, and Arches National Park! 🌌🔭
Details can be found here: https://t.co/wHsaE99BOj