Hike to Corona Arch
HikingModerateSpringFallWinter
Follow the railroad tracks and use built-in cables to reach one of the most massive and photogenic arches outside national park boundaries.
Itinerary tips
- 1Navigate to the trailhead via Potash Road (UT-279) about 10 miles west of US-191.
- 2Allow at least two to three hours to complete the three-mile round trip at a steady pace.
- 3Wear footwear with excellent grip to safely navigate the steep slickrock and cable sections.
- 4Look for the green painted stripes on the rock to help you stay on the correct path.
- 5Bring a minimum of two liters of water per person as the trail is almost entirely exposed.
- 6Arrive before 8:00 AM to secure a spot in the gravel parking lot, which fills quickly on weekends.
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