Cathedral Valley | Dramatic monolithic canyon cluster in the park’s north

A detailed geographic and infrastructural overview of Cathedral Valley within Arches National Park and surrounding regions.

Defines the primary natural subdivisions and landforms within Cathedral Valley.

The dramatic fins, spires, and arches that define Cathedral Valley’s skyline.

Expansive sandstone platforms and monolithic walls that extend beyond the valley core.

Lists significant geographic features and protected areas adjacent to Cathedral Valley.

The adjacent national park known for its natural arches, pinnacles, and desert landscapes.

The vast national park southeast of Cathedral Valley, carved by the Colorado and Green rivers.

Identifies main access points and roads serving Cathedral Valley.

A paved or well-maintained gravel road providing direct access from U.S. Highway 89 to the northern entrance of Cathedral Valley.

A major highway connecting to U.S. Highway 191 and serving as the primary route from Moab and destinations southwest.

Notes significant nearby surface water features and reservoirs.

A major desert wash and seasonal flow that drains north from Cathedral Valley toward the Green River.

Highlights significant lookouts and viewing points.

A popular sunset viewpoint where the sun lights up the massive Beavertail fin and surrounding fins.