The Corona Arch trailhead is located off of Potash Road (Utah Scenic Byway 279). As the crow flies, the trailhead is due west ...

There are more otherworldly jaunts around Moab than we can count, but the Corona Arch trail is among our favorites. The easy trek is low-hanging fruit for exploring southern Utah’s auburn vistas and ...

There are at least 800 significant arches documented outside of Arches National Park and Corona Arch is one of the most dramatic, spanning 140 feet long and 105 feet high. It is a top hike for ...

MOAB, Utah — Corona Arch is arguably one of the most famous arches in Moab. It rises more than 100 feet into the air, like a giant arm reaching out of the ground, then bends slightly before ...

MOAB, Utah - The trail to Corona Arch is reopened after a rock climber fell to his death while trying to swing off the arch last Sunday. 22-year-old Kyle D. Stocking died while attempting to swing ...

MOAB, Utah, Feb. 3 (UPI) -- Utah state officials have banned commercial swinging from the Corona Arch rock formation near Moab, calling it a liability. The School and Institutional Trust Lands ...

Ryan Andersen, of Idaho Falls, scratched graffiti onto the famed Corona Arch outside of Moab, Utah, before posing for a picture with his wife, Jennifer, and their three children, according to ...

Moab Field Office in Utah announced this week that it will temporarily restrict zip lining, highlining, slacklining, climbing, rappelling, and rope swinging at Corona Arch and Gemini Bridges for ...

MOAB, Utah – A 22-year-old Utah man was killed ... after hitting the ground below the 140-foot-tall Corona Arch near Moab. Sheriff's Lt. Kim Neal tells The Salt Lake Tribune the length of ...

MOAB, Utah A 22-year-old Utah man was killed trying ... and it sent him crashing into the sandstone base of Corona Arch near Moab, Grand County sheriff's officials said. He died Sunday afternoon.

The Bureau of Land Management says rope activities at Corona Arch and Gemini Bridges near Moab can disturb other ... in recent years,” said BLM Utah spokeswoman Megan Crandall.