Experience the awe-inspiring sight of a giant natural stone arch towering above you
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Enjoy a leisurely walk on a well-marked path with picnic areas along the way
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Bring your dog along for this pet-friendly attraction
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What a beautiful park and the arch was stunning! We didn’t even know about this location until we needed to find a place to pull over for the night lo and behold a beautiful national park was on our way. This is a gorgeous place for sure. The hike was ultra easy and the view very nice!
Clean, covered picnic areas and vault restrooms. The arch is visible from the parking area. Path is .5 mile, relatively flat, and graveled. The arch is beautiful! Worth taking a scenic off the highway to see it. The visitors center has limited days it is open so check online 1st.
Beautiful natural arch that you need to see in many different lighting and weather conditions to properly appreciate. The parking is ample and the viewing trail is short and easy.
Would have given 5 stars but the bathrooms are pretty nasty even for pit toilets as it doesn't seem like they are ever cleaned or maintained other than occasionally restocking the toilet paper. These being the only public restrooms between Quemado and the gas station at I-40, they get considerable use and are often pretty disgusting, especially since they are used by folks who don't understand pit toilets and don't do the proper procedures to keep the smell down (1. ALWAYS CLOSE THE LID 2. Keep the door closed.)
What a beautiful park and the arch was stunning! We didn’t even know about this location until we needed to find a place to pull over for the night lo and behold a beautiful national park was on our way. This is a gorgeous place for sure. The hike was ultra easy and the view very nice!
Clean, covered picnic areas and vault restrooms. The arch is visible from the parking area. Path is .5 mile, relatively flat, and graveled. The arch is beautiful! Worth taking a scenic off the highway to see it. The visitors center has limited days it is open so check online 1st.
Beautiful natural arch that you need to see in many different lighting and weather conditions to properly appreciate. The parking is ample and the viewing trail is short and easy.
Would have given 5 stars but the bathrooms are pretty nasty even for pit toilets as it doesn't seem like they are ever cleaned or maintained other than occasionally restocking the toilet paper. These being the only public restrooms between Quemado and the gas station at I-40, they get considerable use and are often pretty disgusting, especially since they are used by folks who don't understand pit toilets and don't do the proper procedures to keep the smell down (1. ALWAYS CLOSE THE LID 2. Keep the door closed.)
La Ventana Natural Arch is a stunning natural formation that captivates visitors with its grandeur and accessibility. Reviewers highlight the concrete paved path leading to the arch, picnic areas, clean bathroom facilities, and wheelchair accessibility. Visitors appreciate the short walk to witness this giant arch made of natural stone towering above them. While some lament not being able to hike under the arch due to guardrails, they still find the place beautiful and enjoyable for picnics or taking in breathtaking views.
What a beautiful park and the arch was stunning! We didn’t even know about this location until we needed to find a place to pull over for the night lo and behold a beautiful national park was on our way. This is a gorgeous place for sure. The hike was ultra easy and the view very nice!
Clean, covered picnic areas and vault restrooms. The arch is visible from the parking area. Path is .5 mile, relatively flat, and graveled. The arch is beautiful! Worth taking a scenic off the highway to see it. The visitors center has limited days it is open so check online 1st.
Beautiful natural arch that you need to see in many different lighting and weather conditions to properly appreciate. The parking is ample and the viewing trail is short and easy.
Would have given 5 stars but the bathrooms are pretty nasty even for pit toilets as it doesn't seem like they are ever cleaned or maintained other than occasionally restocking the toilet paper. These being the only public restrooms between Quemado and the gas station at I-40, they get considerable use and are often pretty disgusting, especially since they are used by folks who don't understand pit toilets and don't do the proper procedures to keep the smell down (1. ALWAYS CLOSE THE LID 2. Keep the door closed.)
Easy gravel trail with occasional shade. No place to sit if you need that. Impressive arch and monumental rock formations. We took our dogs, please take bags and clean up after your pet, too many piles of dog poop along the path left by irresponsible pet owners.
Love the views here! I wish we could hike up under the arch, like we used to many years ago. But they have a guard rail, and they don't want foot traffic past it. But still it's a great little walk back to the arch from the parking area. Beautiful place!