We headed to Arches National Park early in the morning, but the weather didn’t cooperate with us today. It was raining last night and it seemed like it was going to rain again. The dark red rocks looked beautiful and enigmatic, but not as bright and colorful as in the sunlight. We payed the park admission and proceeded on the winding road to the park passing the visitor center.
While the park is most well-known for having over 2000 registered natural sandstone arches, including the famous Delicate Arch and Landscape Arch, there is more to see than just the arches. Here is Park Avenue, one of the first stops after entering Arches National Park.