Garden of Eden

This is not an area with defined trails, but a small area where you can wander among special rocks, a few hundred meters of free walking. A very beautiful and special place.

The Garden of Eden is located in Arches National Park near Moab, Utah. With no designated trails it is more of an open hiking area where visitors can explore its various fins and geological structures including Serpentine Arch and Owl Rock. The Garden of Eden is the first stop on the left as you drive into the Windows Section of Arches National Park. From the parking area visitors tend to naturally head toward the gap between Adam and Eve and the Devil's Golf Ball. Climbing all the way through the gap opens up the opportunity to explore the central area of the garden. Serpentine Arch is probably the arch with the largest opening in the Garden of Eden. There is even another balanced rock in the garden. Owl Rock is popular with rock climbers.

Cool stop point brim balanced rock and the way to the amazing arches hike. I didn’t actually walk up to them but took pictures from the parking lot. I would image being close to this and looking at them would of been amazing, if your driving by here, take the quick stop to enjoy them, it’s right off the road and takes no time! Unique rock formations in their own way.

Nice spot to park and take a look at the nice formations. Good for if you don't want to go all the way there and take some pictures from the parking lot.

Just a quick detour off the road to the Windows section. Although it isn't a famous area of Arches National Park, the landscape of pillars, coves, and red rock is amazing scenery. Worth a look. Follow the sign.

Really neat rock formation found on the road to Windows/Turret/Double Arches. Absolutely worth stopping to see on your way back from these arches, and if you have time, I'd say it's worth it exploring the area a little. Great views of the rocks, the surrounding terrain, and the La Sal Mountains off in the distance

Very easy to get up close with some very neat formations here. Certainly less traffic than nearby at the Windows and Double Arch, but still some excellent scenery.

An area with stunning rock formations. Walk a few steps away from the parking lot and discover this amazingly formed landscape.