description Tunnel Arch Overview
Tunnel Arch is a natural sandstone arch in the Devils Garden area of Arches National Park in southeastern Utah. It is reached by a short spur from the main Devils Garden trail, between the trailhead and Landscape Arch, and is paired on the route with Pine Tree Arch. The name reflects its recessed, tunnel-like opening through a sandstone fin, making it a destination for hikers studying the park's erosion-formed arches. [NPS](https://www.nps.gov/arch/planyourvisit/devils-garden.htm)
help Tunnel Arch FAQ
Where is Tunnel Arch located?
Tunnel Arch is in the Devils Garden area of Arches National Park in southeastern Utah. It is reached by a short spur from the main Devils Garden Trail.
How do you reach Tunnel Arch?
The arch is accessed from the Devils Garden Trail, between the trailhead and Landscape Arch. It is on a short side route rather than directly on the main trail.
What other arch is paired with Tunnel Arch on the route?
Pine Tree Arch is the nearby companion destination on the same Devils Garden route. Visitors commonly combine the two short spurs during one walk.
Is Tunnel Arch a large through-arch like Landscape Arch?
Tunnel Arch is a smaller sandstone feature in the Devils Garden area. Landscape Arch is the much more prominent landmark farther along the main trail, while Tunnel Arch is visited by a short spur.
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