Want to hike Utah’s best trails? Check out our other Utah Hiking Guides.The drive across the wilderness prairie to Grosvenor Arch Utah is very scenic with sandstone formations and great views of the countryside.

The “friend lighting” was terrific during golden hour Maggie and the arch More Great Hikes Near Kanab Jason sports his trusty Fisher Beer cap in front of Grosvenor Arch Justin and the arch Justin (left) and Rachel (right).

Grand-Staircase Paunsaugunt Plateau by Nat Geo.

Take Utah 12 south and follow it for 4.7 miles, then turn right onto Kodachrome Road.Ĭontinue on Kodachrome Road for 2.6 miles, then instead of turning left toward the State Park, continue straight onto Cottonwood Canyon Road.įollow it for 14.2 miles, then turn left onto Four Mile Bench Road.įollow it for 1 mile and park in the dirt lot.

Route 89 southeast and follow it for 46.2 miles, then turn left onto Cottonwood Canyon Road.įollow it for 29.2 miles, then turn right onto Four Mile Bench Road.įollow it for 1 mile and park in the dirt lot. There are no gas stations between Kanab and Grosvenor Arch, so make sure to fill up in town. The sun casts its last light rays on Grosvenor Arch. It’s named after Gilbert Hovey Grosvenor, former president of the National Geographic Society. This unusual arch is close to Kodachrome Basin State Park and is one of several wondrous features found along the scenic Cottonwood Canyon Road. The dirt parking lot has a pit toilet, a picnic table and room for a few large off-road vehicles.

This is one of Utah’s best handicapped accessible natural arches. It’s less than 1/4 mile and the whole thing is paved. The trail to Grosvenor Arch hardly qualifies as a hike. The arch’s trailhead is accessed from a side road of Cottonwood Canyon Road called Four Mile Bench Road.

Grosvenor Arch is a one-of-a-kind double arch in Grand-Staircase Escalante National Monument.

Grosvenor arch