Arches National Park

拱门国家公园（Arches National Park），位于美国犹他州靠近摩押镇处，面积309平方公里，保存了包括世界知名的精致拱门在内的超过2000座天然岩石拱门。不身临其境体会不到它的雄伟壮观！

Archway National Park is located on the eastern side of Utah, USA, covering 76,519 acres (309.7 square kilometers), with about 850,000 visitors a year. Some people come here to study geology or to be interested in the evolution of nature; of course, more people are interested in seeing the famous arches and then describing the experience to others. Whatever the motivation, its majesty and research value are definitely recognized. The park is not only arches, but also a number of large and small minarets, pedestals and balance stones and other strange geological features; all of the stones have a very strong color contrast.

　Arch National Park is located northeast of Moab Town, Utah, USA, about 10 minutes drive to the gate. It is the largest arch-shaped natural sandstone concentration in the world, where there are more than 2,000 sandstone arches, the smallest of less than 1 meter wide, and the largest span of 100 meters. The magical power of nature has created a special landform here, in addition to arches, the park also formed a number of spire rocks, balance stones and other strange geological structures, this special geological landform formed about 300 million years ago. The scenic spot is very large, the most representative scenic spots inside need to be reached on foot, and all famous scenic spots have signs clearly marked on the roadside, and are equipped with corresponding instructions, such as how much distance to walk from here, how much time, and landform characteristics, etc. and photos, Let the tourists decide for themselves whether they have enough time to hike.

As beautiful as in National Geographic magazine, you can drive in, very suitable for family travel

Balance Stone is on the roadside. It takes two hours to walk back and forth from the parking lot to the delicate arch, and the whole journey is sunny. We must bring more water. We suggest that each person take 1L of water to walk on the cliff. The slope is very steep. My sun cap is blown to the edge of the cliff. I dare not pick it up. I hang it there. The foreigners who pass by see it are alarmed that someone has fallen down. Behind the delicate arch is the snow mountain, which is very beautiful and absolute in the blue sky and white clouds. You can continue to walk under the arch, feel its shock, lie under the arch, see the scenery, let it go, enjoy it. Then you go to the scenic arch, which is the longest arch in the whole park, and the smallest part seems to be breaking off. No wonder many people say to take a quick look and pass. Two years of earthquakes and nothing really broke. Arch Park can use the National Park Year Card. It's highly recommended. You will marvel at the ingenuity of nature.