Devils Garden Trail

On our route through Devil's Garden, located in the northern part of Arches National Park in the US state of Utah, we see various rock formations and stone arches. First, we reach the longest natural stone arch in the entire Arches National Park, the Landscape Arch, which appears like a stone bridge to us. Further along, we reach Partition Arch and Navajo Arch before continuing our hike towards Double O Arch. There we see the second largest natural stone arch in Devil's Garden. It was named because two arches formed immediately above each other due to weathering processes. On the return route, we can make a detour to Pine Tree Arch. From there it is only a short distance to Tunnel Arch, which represents the last highlight of our route. Two holes that give the appearance of tunnels gave the arch its name. Throughout the entire loop, we can absorb the geological diversity of Arches National Park. Ongoing erosion continually creates new shapes, so the landscape in Devil's