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Arches National Park
Arches National Park is located in Utah. It is known for its natural sandstone arches and towers. The park is over 75,000 acres large.
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Who is the president of Arches National Park?
The National Parks Service employee who administers an NPS site is referred as a "superintendent." At present, Kate Cannon holds that position for Arches NP.
Why did Herbert Hoover set aside Arches National Park?
President's set aside many pieces of land, but it usually is not the president's decision. Usually, it is the National Parks service that finds the unique piece of land.
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What is the length of devils garden trail in Arches National Park?
7.2 miles or 11.5 kilometers, round-trip. The NPS states the walk can be done in three to five hours.
What is the average daytime temperature in July at Arches National Park?
During the daytime, it is 60 to 80 degrees fahrenheit.
Is there a bus between Durango CO and Arches National Park?
No.
Arches NP is five miles north of Moab UT.
There is no mass transit between the city and the park.
Also, no bus or train goes to Moab.
The nearest city with bus service is Green River UT -- about 50 miles away.
In addition, no bus or train (other than a tourist ride) goes to Durango.
What is the most famous arch at Arches National Park?
The two most famous features are Delicate Arch and Double Arch, the latter where "Indiana" Jones had one of his first adventures.
What kind of methods used to protect park endangered plants and animals in Arches National Park?
Arhces National Park is treated carefully and the animals there are protected from harm. If an invasive species comes, it is then reduced. Specials plants are grown to help the endangered species get the food the need.
