Book this online or you will miss out. It is $10 per person and led by a Ranger through a fabulous maze of rocks. Great 3 hour informational tour, difficult hiking with jumps and sheer walls, etc. but great for those in physical shape. More

This was the highlight item of our trip to Utah's five national parks. Unless you are very out of shape or unable or unwilling to get dirty and slide on your backside a little bit, this hike is phenomenal. Our ranger lacked some personality, but the hike itself is great. We reserved about four weeks before we went and the... More

My family of four (including boys ages 9 and 11) loved this hike. It's a 3 hour, ranger-led hike inside the Fiery Furnace. It is magnificent and amazing. You'll walk between fins of sandstone many stories high. We eeked through cracks and shimmied our way over crevasses. You'll see many arches inside the Fiery Furnace - including Surprise Arch, Kissing... More

I read some reviews before we went and was a little nervous that I wouldn't fit through the crevices or I'd fall off an overhang. Don't be spooked out of going! This is a great hike with so much to see. Just get there early and book a guided hike with a private guide. We used Deep Desert. They even... More

The Fiery Furnace hike in Arches National Park is a park ranger led hike which requires a reservation purchased in advance of $10 for adults. The hike is very slow paced with a maxium group of 25. The park ranger gives great information about this unique desert environment and points out several great arches that you might not notice if... More

We took the early morning tour, because we were afraid of the heat during the afternoon. Luckily, most of the walking was done in the shadow of the huge sandstone fins. We enjoyed the excellent ranger information, and the tour through the maze of passages in this marvelous landscape. Very recommendable! More

Take the tour with the Arches NPS ranger and discover how easy it is to get lost in this fiery inferno of red sandstone. More

Just came back from our third trip, each time in December or January. Rarely have seen anyone. Never have gone with a guide, but always find the ranger loop. I recommend trying the hike without a ranger, and then try to follow the ranger loop, because it is a great puzzle to solve on ones own. Follow the most beaten... More

This is a guided trail if you want to do it. Some experienced hikers can go by themselves after obtaining the permit. Should be visited an hour before sunset for nice colors on the stones. More