📜 The Lexington Arch is a large natural arch, about 60 feet in span and 50 feet in height, located in the south end of Great Basin National Park.
🔍 It is unique for being carved from limestone rather than sandstone, suggesting it was once part of a cave system.
🗿 Witness a spectacular natural arch of unusual limestone composition
🏞️ Enjoy scenic views from the trail, including a dedicated view bench
🐾 Dogs are allowed on the trail
❄️ Trail may be snowed in until late April, making access difficult
🚗 Original trailhead is inaccessible to wheeled vehicles, requiring extra walking (0.5-1 mile each way)
⚠️ Rough road to trailhead; high-clearance 4WD vehicle recommended for the last half-mile
🚶 The hike to the arch is over 2.7 miles one way, totaling 5.4 miles round trip.
🗺️ The trail includes narrow and steep switchbacks near the arch.
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