Cisco Travel Guide

Utah's iconic symbol, Delicate Arch stands 46 feet high with its distinctive freestanding sandstone curve. Hike the moderate 3-mile trail at sunrise to witness the red rock glowing in magical morning light.

Gaze across the labyrinth of narrow sandstone canyons at Fiery Furnace Viewpoint in Arches National Park. Visit at sunset when the formations glow red, living up to their fiery name.

This 128-foot natural wonder balances a massive sandstone boulder atop a mudstone pedestal. Follow the short loop trail for dramatic perspectives, especially magical during golden hour sunsets.

Tucked between towering sandstone fins, Sand Dune Arch shelters a natural playground of fine, soft sand. Remove your shoes to feel the cool grains beneath your feet while admiring the intimate arch above.

Watch the sun set beyond the silhouette of the longest of the many red loops that make up Arches National Park.

This gentle 47-mile stretch of the Colorado River winds through stunning red rock canyons and desert landscapes. Float past wildlife and historic sites while enjoying riverside camping under vast Utah skies.

Embark on one of Arches National Park's premier hikes, featuring sandstone fins and natural arches. The trail offers both easy paths and challenging scrambles, with Landscape Arch—one of the world's longest—as its crown jewel.

This legendary 142-mile trail connects Colorado to Utah through desert canyons and mountain passes. Experienced riders traverse its diverse terrain over 3-5 days, enjoying stunning Colorado Plateau vistas.