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We also stop at the various pullouts along the main road to capture different views of Balanced Rock.īEST TIME TO PHOTOGRAPH: sunrise, morning, afternoon and sunset are all good times here. 3 mile loop around this landmark to capture the rock at various angles and perspectives. 5 – Balanced Rockīalanced Rock is a popular feature in the park. We like the distant view from La Sal Viewpoint, but we also stop at the pullouts along the scenic drive to get up-close photos as well.īEST TIME TO PHOTOGRAPH: sunrise is amazing with the warm light glow on the formations.
The Courthouse Towers area has unique rock formations to photograph: Three Gossips, Sheep Rock, and The Organ.
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And along the horizon you’ll see a distant view of Balanced Rock and the Windows Section.īEST TIME TO PHOTOGRAPH: sunrise is amazing to see the reflected light from the rising sun cast a warm red glow pm the formations. 3 – La Sal Mountain ViewpointĮnjoy a 360-degree view of the Three Gossips, Sheep Rock, and The Organ in the Courthouse Towers area. When you follow the trail down and walk between the immense sandstone monoliths it feels like the real Park Avenue in New York City soaring skyscrapers on either side.īEST TIME TO PHOTOGRAPH: middle to late afternoon when the valley is in shadow and the sun lights up the east wall. From the parking area follow the wide, paved trail for about 100 yards to the viewpoint of Park Avenue. Park Avenue is the first stop as you travel along the scenic drive from the visitor’s center. Some of the arches and landmarks can be reached by a short walk from the parking lot. The road is paved and offers Arches National Park photo spots from the pullouts along the road or in the parking lots. Plan 2 to 3 hours for the drive itself, then add more time if you plan to do any serious photography or hiking. The Arches National Park scenic drive is 43-miles long, including the spur roads. Here’s a list of the best places to take pictures at Arches in order as you enter the park. The unique landscape of arches, balanced rocks, fins and other slickrock formations makes it a photographer’s paradise! → CHECK OUT our Arches & Canyonlands Itinerary and Photography Guide Arches National Park Photo Spots If you’re serious about taking the best Arches National Park photos…. Plan to arrive before 5:30 am or enter after 5:00 pm, which is perfect for sunrise and sunset photography anyway!! If you don’t get a timed entry ticket, don’t worry. The park will release reservations three months in advance in monthly blocks. Visitors can book reservations first-come, first-served on. Reservation holders may exit and re-enter the park on the same day with a correctly validated ticket. After entering, visitors may stay in the park as long as they wish for the remainder of the day. daily and will allow visitors to enter the park during a one-hour specified window of availability. The golden light at sunrise and sunset are amazing reflected on the red rocks! Arches National Park is also a well-known stargazing location.Īrches has a TIMED ENTRY program April through October: Timed entry tickets will be required to enter the park from 6 a.m. The park has over 2,000 natural stone arches, hundreds of stone pinnacles rising into the sky, immense rock fins and large balanced rocks. Take a visual tour through Arches National Park to see the stunning landscapes you’ll see when you visit! Basic Information for Visiting ArchesĪrches National Park is located in southeastern Utah just a few miles north of Moab. Remember to use the red light setting and keep the beam pointed on the ground in front of you to avoid disrupting other photographers in the area taking long exposure shots. Use a headlamp to light your way from the parking lot to your spot. Wearing a headlamp allows you to set up your equipment without having to hold a flashlight. Headlamp with a red light : For the best sunrise, sunset or night sky shots, you’ll be navigating in the dark.
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To compensate for this variance of light you’ll need to use a GND filter.
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