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Picture Frame Arch

2 Reviews
Location Moab, UT
Rating Easy,
Length 14mi
Time 4hrs
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Guide to Moab, Utah Backroads & 4-Wheel-Drive Trails

Trail # 40

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Overview

Fun family outing features camping and unique arches.

Two impressive arches and one of the best overlooks of Kane Creek Canyon at the end. A great trip for kids because it’s short with breaks along the way. Dispersed camping at base of Lone Rock and some along rim. Portable toilet required to camp. Great area for UTVs, ATVs and dirt bikes with many fun side roads. Play on cool sand dunes.

Rating

Easy
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A few rocky places provide just enough challenge to make it fun. Suitable for stock, 4x4 SUVs with high clearance.

Stats

Length

14mi

Time

4hrs

High Point

5,573ft

Best Time To Go

March-November

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  • Nicki says

    Tried this trail today and there is no signage, so make sure you pack plenty of water and have time...See More

  • Sam says

    Rode this trail today and there is no signage. So many trails in this area that it is hard to...See More

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Nicki says

Tried this trail today and there is no signage, so make sure you pack plenty of water and have time to backtrack. We talked to others on the trail that were lost also. We made it to Picture Frame Arch just fine, but continuing on to the look out at the end of the trail was difficult to find. We never made it because we kept taking trails and nothing was marked. If you want to take this trail, have a GPS and watch the mileage marks perfectly.
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Sam says

Rode this trail today and there is no signage. So many trails in this area that it is hard to see what is the main trail and what isn’t. Picture Frame Arch was easy to find but after that was real confusing. Many others were having the same problem that we were. Whoever could offer more signage, would be great!
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