Stores/Museums
Located near park entrance, the Visitor Center houses a museum and exhibits. A bookstore located in the visitor center is managed by the Canyonlands Natural History Association. Concessionaire offers horseback riding, and vehicle tours in the park by permit.
Programs & Events
A short orientation program is shown in the Visitor Center auditorium on the hour and half hour. An annual Easter Sunrise Service in held in the park. Check bulletin boards for other special events or programs during your visit.
Ranger Nature Tours
Regularly scheduled walks, guided hikes and evening campfire programs are conducted by rangers, mid-March through October. Check bulletin boards in the park for details.
Reservations must be made for the popular Fiery Furnace guided hike in person at the Arches Visitor Center, up to 48 hours in advance. Also, check at the visitor center for information on the Junior Ranger program for children ages six through eleven.
Food/Supplies
No food is available in the park. In the Arches Visitor Center, you may buy film and water containers, as well as informational materials. The town of Moab, Utah, 5 miles south, has all the conveniences of a modern city.
Accessibility
The visitor center is handicapped-accessible and there is one designated accessible site in the campground. All flush and vault toilets in the park are accessible. The new Delicate Arch Viewpoint and trail area are accessible.