Hike Guide: Inside Stevens Arch - Across Utah!
Feb 12, 2020 · Stevens Arch in the lower Escalante is one of the most impressive arches in Utah (and arguably the world!) At 220′ feet wide it’s rumored that a crazy pilot once flew a small plane through its opening. The arch stands high in the Navajo sandstone as the river flows in …
Hiking Utah – Steven’s Arch - Southwest Discoveries
The eye of Stevens Arch, 220 feet across and 160 feet tall, looms above the Escalante River like a sentinel. The stream snakes and twists dramatically in this tortured landscape where every bend of the canyon reveals another spectacle to behold.
Hiking Utah: The Incomparable Stevens Arch - Clark Norton
Sep 13, 2016 · The eye of Stevens Arch, 220 feet across and 160 feet tall, looms above the Escalante River like a sentinel. The stream snakes and twists dramatically in this tortured landscape where every bend of the canyon reveals another spectacle to behold.
Coyote Gulch Hike - Utah.com
With a span of 225 feet, and at 160 feet tall, Stevens Arch is one of the largest arches in the country. It sits just to the northeast of the Escalante-Coyote Gulch confluence, and is worth the extra time for a short hike to get a closer look.
Stevens Arch - naturalarches.org
This spectacular shelter arch is located in Escalante Canyon at its junction with Stevens Canyon, just upstream from Coyote Gulch, in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. At first glance, it appears that there is no way to get up to this arch, but it is actually not difficult or even scary to hike up inside it.
Coyote Gulch, Utah: Hike & Backpacking Guide - TWO OUTLIERS
Nov 12, 2023 · Located just north of the Coyote Gulch – Escalante River junction, Steven’s Arch rises to 160 feet tall and 225 feet wide, making it one of the largest arches in the world! Stevens Arch is located about 7 miles from Jacob Hamblin Arch.
Stevens Canyon and the Baker Route - Across Utah!
Stevens Canyon is a classic Escalante drainage which remains relatively infrequently visited thanks to its remote location. With no major obstacles, Stevens makes for a great backpacking destination.
Hike Guide: The Baker Route and Stevens Canyon - Across Utah!
Feb 15, 2016 · Turn around for a great view of Stevens Arch which looms high above the small trickle coming out of Stevens Canyon where it meets the Escalante River. From here more hikers will head down to Coyote Gulch and possible make …
Stevens Arch – Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
Stevens Arch is a natural sandstone arch perched above the Escalante River, a remote tributary of the Colorado River in southern Utah’s famed canyon country. To give you a sense of its isolation, the Escalante was the last river of it size discovered in the lower-48 states.
Hiking and Backpacking Utah's Coyote Gulch | Intrepid Travel
Explore fascinating ancient ruins and pictographs of the Native American Fremont people that used to call this area their home in 1300 AD. Camp in a dramatic landscape overlooking the spot where the Escalante River and Coyote meet, peering through the sandstone of Stevens Arch.