Rainbow Bridge is a natural arch in southern Utah, United States, designated a National Monument in 1910.
🌊 One of the world's largest natural bridges, spanning 290 feet across and 275 feet high.
🏞️ Scenic views of red rock canyons and Lake Powell.
🚶♀️ Accessible by boat or strenuous hiking trails.
📸 Excellent photographic subject.
⚠️ Dock access to bridge may be unavailable due to fluctuating lake levels.
⛰️ Backcountry hiking trails are strenuous, unmarked, and require permits.
☀️ Summer days are hot with high risk for flash flooding.
🎒 Carry plenty of water, especially on warmer days.
🗓️ Best to visit during spring and autumn for moderate temperatures.
📜 Permits required for hiking and camping on Navajo lands.
💰 No entrance fee.
🕒 Open year-round; closed at sundown.
Not permitted overnight at docks; available on Navajo land with permit.
Available at the dock.
📞 General Park Information: 928-608-6200.
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