These tribes included people from the following tribes: Pueblo of Zuni, the Hopi Tribe, the Southern Ute Indian Tribe, Ute Indian Tribe-Uintah and Ouray, the Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah, Las Vegas Paiute, Moapa Band of Paiute Indians of the Moapa River Reservation, Navajo Nation, Rosebud Sioux, San Juan Southern Paiute, Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, and the Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians. However, this area has a history that stretches eons: before becoming a national monument, the land that has become Arches National Park was used by local and regional tribes as a ceremonial area and a major trade center along the Colorado River. In 1971, it was redesignated as a national park.
In 1929, the land that makes up Arches became a national monument. This session with Lauren and Brent took place at sunset, but I have a feeling a sunrise first look here would be absolutely breathtaking - like this one at 7 Magic Mountains! If you’d like to take photos inside of Arches but are planning your ceremony somewhere outside of the park (like glamping resort Under Canvas: Moab, perhaps!), a few hours in Arches would be the perfect way to add variety + an adventurous spirit into your photos. Aim for a weekday in either the early morning or late afternoon for a more private experience! For more tips see this page on Arches traffic tips. Plan to visit in October, when the weather’s great but there are (slightly) less tourists. Winter temperatures are typically under 48 degrees, and some visitors even get the chance to see this epic Mars-like area covered in snow!Ĭrowds: Fall and Spring bring the bulk of Arches’ yearly visitors so prepare ahead of time! Between 10:30am and 2pm it’s common to see the “park full” sign with bumper-to-bumper traffic leading out onto the main road. My personal recommendation is to visit in Fall or Winter! Fall is the most popular time to visit, partially because of the moderate weather (highs: 60-80 degrees, lows: 30-50 degrees). Summer frequently brings temperatures of over 100 degrees and the threat of flash floods and late summer monsoons. Expect highs between 60-80 degrees and lows between 30-50 degrees. Spring is short - just lasting April to May - but it’s one of the more popular times to visit. As part of the Colorado Plateau, a “high desert” region much like that of eastern and southern portions of Joshua Tree National Park, experiences swift and intense shifts in temperature. Seasonal weather : the Southeastern corner of Utah is part of the Colorado Plateau, an area made up of 240,000 square miles at the intersection of Arizona, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico. When to visit (or elope) in Arches National Parkīefore setting out to plan your vacation or small wedding in Arches National Park, there are a few key factors to consider: seasonal weather and crowds!
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