Corona Arch

Absolute highlight! 3 miles round-trip, some chains and a short ladder section that the 8 and 11 year-old handled like champs. You can see little kids easily hiking around. The arch itself is massive and way less crowded than anything in Arches NP. Quick nap Under arch was worth to climb uo. Do this one, 100% kid-approved.

An amazing, large natural arch. Arrived for sunset and it did not disappoint. The hike to the arch was relatively easy (for me and my wife who do not hike very often). After seeing this arch and Mesa arch, my wife and I got our fill of arches and decided to skip Arches National Park entirely. If you’re on a road trip from out of country looking to see some natural arches, I’d recommend seeing this one especially if you’re short on time like we were and don’t want to spend money for Arches National Park.

An absolute must do and in the Moab area. This is a relatively short hike, just over a mile each way. The hike is relatively easy. The last section is a little tricky but if you just go slow, it’s no problem. It’s so fun to be able to walk up under the arch and see it from both sides. We’ve been here multiple times and keep coming back over and over each time we come to Moab with someone new.

Easy hike with beautiful views! The trail is easy to follow. It has a steep spot where hikers can get bottlenecked. Most of the tougher part of the trail is slickrock. Wear good shoes with good grip. Not the most dog friendly trails but it's doable. Go check out Pinto Arch as well, it's worth the extra trek!

Awesome hike! The hike itself is very scenic and Corona arch is breathtaking. I highly recommend this hike.

Moderate hike with really fun features like crossing the railroad tracks, a ladder, and steep slick rock steps with a chain. Really rewarding and lots of places to take breaks. I would recommend this to anyone going to Moab. 3 arches visible on this hike.

It's a must place to visit if you want to beat the crowd. Corona is bigger than delicate with a more interesting hike and far fewer people. An underrated gem!

Very nice afternoon hike up to the arch. There's just enough shade under outcroppings to provide respite. The chain assisted climb was not a problem even with my tender 70 year old knees.