Easy, 0.6 mi out and back
75 ft elevation gain (less to viewpoint, more can be scrambled)
Hiked 12/18/23
At the end of a short hike, a jaw-dropping double arch awaits with a huge spherical shaped cavity formed under and around the arches. It is the tallest and the second longest arch in the park. Although unpaved, it is fairly accessible with hard-packed and barrier free up to the viewpoint. Must see.
A view from the start of the short trail with the Double Arch formation visible on the right while part of the Parade of Elephants formation is on the left.
Looking up at the double arches from the base of the structure. Large boulders line the lower frame. Vertical streaks may be seen running down the large rock tower behind them, which I assume is from water sliding down over time.
A view of the Double Arch structure along with the larger base of rock that it is attached to on the right of it, where you may also see a cavity that is slowly forming.
Arch btw.
Sorry, had to. But seriously, that looks insane, great photos.
