🥾 Trail Info
LocationMoab
Distance2.0
Elevation Gain320
DifficultyEasy
Trail TypePoint-to-Point
Best SeasonYear-round
Est. Time1 hour
Fee$35 Arches NP fee
Dog FriendlyYes
PermitNo
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Park Avenue Trail Arches is a premier hiking destination in Moab, Utah, covering 2.0 miles with 320ft of elevation gain.
Stats: 2.0 miles, 320ft gain, Easy. Type: Point-to-Point. Surface: Sand/Slickrock. Time: 1 hour. Fee: $35 Arches NP fee. Dogs: Yes. Permit: No.
Wildlife: mule deer, coyotes, ravens, collared lizards, desert bighorn sheep.
Best seasons: Spring and fall for ideal temps; early morning in summer before the canyon walls absorb heat. Park Avenue is Arches' dramatic entrance canyon — named for the towering sandstone fins that line the trail like Manhattan skyscrapers. A one-way shuttle hike between two trailheads through the heart of Arches National Park.
Pack plenty of water — desert and high-altitude trails demand more hydration than you expect. Layers are essential above 10,000 feet.
Leave No Trace: stay on designated trails, pack out all waste, and respect wildlife and other visitors.