Pine Tree Arch Trail

Easy hike, I took 5 children ages 2-13 and the kids loved it.

We did Pine Tree, Tunnel, and Landscape Arch all at once. It is a very easy trail, but I became overheated quickly. Bring lots of water and wear a hat. Don't underestimate the Moab sun. It wasn't too crowded for an August weekend.

Another nice arch in the park. Trail is gravel do to heavy traffic. Do early.

Definitely would combine Pine Tree Arch & Tunnel Arch together (they are right next to each other), pretty easy hike, few small hills, walking on dirt & sand. Could hike down to Landscape Arch, worth it if you have the time, enjoy this sight before it's gone forever!!!

Missed adding this arch from a previous trip

I gave this trail a higher rating than Delicate Arch (I am surprised myself), because there were very few people on the trail who didn't clog the area around the Arch. There was also adequate shade for most of the trail. These two factors really made the hike very relaxing and enjoyable from start to finish. This is a side trail that comes off of the Landscape Arch trail. Highly recommended.

Like most of Arches NP this trail is very very crowded. Much of the trail is blocked by families trying to take pictures and scowl if you try to walk by them. While the views are great its hard to rate any higher due to the sheer number of people.

A quick side trip from Landscape Arch Trail, Pine Tree Arch is a very short walk on the way to Landscape. The whole hike to Landscape and back takes at most an hour, depending on how many side trails and how many pictures you take. Pine Tree Arch frames a pine tree in its window, and we walked through it to view further into the valley. Worth the side trip to see another perspective - also if you sit under Pine Tree Arch, you can catch some shade.

This is one of the arches on the Devil's Garden Trail, and about the closest to the trailhead.