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Great Basin NP, Nevada
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Unlike many natural arches, Lexington Arch is composed of limestone, a material typically associated with caves, suggesting it may have originated from a cave system. [Source: National Park Service]
In 2012, the Brown Fire burned through the area, but fortunately, the arch itself was spared from damage. [Source: National Park Service]
The arch stands approximately 75 feet tall, making it one of the largest limestone arches in the western United States. [Source: National Park Service]
Visitors must hike a 1.7-mile trail to reach the arch, as the road leading directly to it is often impassable due to weather conditions. [Source: National Park Service]
Situated in the far southern part of Great Basin National Park, the arch is relatively isolated, offering a serene experience away from crowds. [Source: National Park Service]
