Lions Park and Bike Path Trailhead

Gateway to Arches with direct riverfront access and a long, connected bike/path network along the Colorado River

Visible sedimentary layering and cross-bedding in Entrada; river-erosion processes; Indigenous cultural significance nearby; context for arches formation

From Moab, drive northeast on UT-128 for about 5 miles to Lions Park. Park in the paved lots, walk onto the river promenade, and cross the pedestrian bridge; follow the Moab Canyon Pathway east and west connections toward Arches.

Moab Canyon Pathway heads east along the Colorado River from Lions Park; western connectors lead toward Arches

Moab Canyon Pathway east toward Arches; riverfront loop connections; links to broader Moab network

Bridge viewing points over the Colorado River; river bend and red walls framed by the path

Bridge framing with river reflections; golden-hour light on red cliffs; long-exposure water shots

Pedestrian bridge over the river; river reflections; light on red rock walls during golden hour

Deer, elk, mountain lions, bears

Dry desert climate; hot summers; mild springs; occasional monsoon rains; flash floods possible in narrow channels

Arches National Park arches and fins; Moab Canyon Pathway; Colorado River views; downtown Moab

Trailhead restrooms; parking; interpretive signs; town amenities in Moab; water not guaranteed

Paved paths; accessible restrooms; gentle grades

Flat, paved routes; shade limited; supervise children near the river; bring water

Trailhead restrooms; parking; interpretive signs; town services in Moab