Tapestry Arch

Tapestry Arch is one of the lesser-known arches in Arches National Park, but it is no less impressive than its more famous counterparts. The arch gets its name from the intricate and colorful patterns in the sandstone surrounding the arch, which look like a woven tapestry. The arch is not visible from any road or parking lot, and requires a moderate hike to reach, making it a great choice for those who want to get away from the crowds and experience some of the park’s more hidden gems. Once there, visitors can take in the stunning views of the surrounding canyon and the intricate details of the arch itself.