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Moab, Utah
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Wilson Arch is conveniently located right off U.S. Route 191, making it easily visible and accessible to travelers without the need for a strenuous hike.
The arch is named after Joe Wilson, a local pioneer who was one of the first settlers in the area.
Wilson Arch stands at an impressive 46 feet high and spans 91 feet across, making it a significant natural structure in the region.
The arch is primarily composed of Entrada Sandstone, which is known for its striking red and orange hues, typical of the region's geological formations.
The sandstone that forms Wilson Arch dates back to the Jurassic period, approximately 180 million years ago.
Visitors can enjoy the beauty of Wilson Arch without any entrance fees, making it an accessible stop for those exploring the natural wonders of Utah.
