Moab History: Arches National Park’s 1000th Arch
On September 11th, 1989, Arches National Park issued a statement denoting the “discovery” of the 1000th arch within the Park.
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Poetry of the Parks
Local writer Glen S. “Rocky” Brougham loves rhyme, the Broncos, and Arches National Park
Woman dies while hiking to Delicate Arch
The National Park Service reported that a 58-year-old woman visiting Moab from St. George, Utah, died on the trail to Delicate Arch in Arches National Park.
This costume rocks
Mrs. Utah Petite 2024 Eva Salcedo wore a stunning costume inspired by Arches National Park for the pageant, winning best costume in her division.
Last week, The Moab Valley Multicultural Center (MVMC) wrapped up this year’s Amiguitos, or “Little friends” afterschool program at Arches National Park.
For the final week, the Amiguitos, their families, and volunteer mentors were all treated to a ranger-led talk followed by pizza in the park. The program — funded by Moab RAP tax grant,…
Arches timed entry will continue in 2024
Time slots in 2024 will look similar to those in 2023.
How a government shutdown would affect Utah National Parks
Parks in Utah will remain open, according to a statement from the Utah Office of Tourism.
Two bats at Arches tested positive for rabies in the last month. What does that mean for you?
MRH administers rabies post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) around four times per month.
How photography shaped the national parks
Upcoming lecture will discuss how photography played a crucial role at Arches and Canyonlands
A quick overview of the Arches Timed Entry pilot, now in year two
Last year, Arches National Park introduced a timed-entry system in the hopes that doing so would reduce congestion in the park. From 2009 to 2019, visitation to the park rose 66%—from 996,312 to…