di passo svelto veloce, quasi corsetta.. in 25 minuti si è su !! Il percorso non è assolutamente esposto e quindi non penso avrai problemi di vertigini. L'ultima parte ha un po' di "esposizione" sulla sinistra ma c'è molto spazio per stare vicino alla roccia quindi come dicevo... vai tranquilla! (in tutti i parchi, i tempi indicati sono veramente eccessivi ;)

Hi, Many people hike back to the parking lot in the dark from Delicate Arch. I have done it several times. You will also not be alone as many others do this as well. Just bring a flashlight. The drive back to Moab in the dark is no problem as well. Have fun.

We were there this past week & skies were a beautiful blue, with no haze or smoke. Air quality was great, and we couldn't have asked for better weather!

We just did the hike with our two six years and one of our six years olds has dwarfism and is the size of a two year old. She did about 90% of the hike herself. We left early in the morning and got there before sunrise at it was the perfect hiking conditions!

You can hire an outfitter in Moab to drop you and pick you back up at a certain time. If you want to spend some time at Delicate Arch, you can make an arrangement where the outfitter picks you up after 4 hours. Telephone network can be a real problem in these areas so stick to the time.

I was worried about it too, but decided to be brave, after reading someone's review that said that the "narrow" part is actually a couple of feet wide. I don't remember if that's actually what it is, but to me that's fine. The traffic on this ledge is two-way, so sometimes you have to step aside to accommodate that. I always chose the rock side, not the cliff side ;) And i am glad I decided to give it a try. It's majestic!

The parking lot fills pretty early. I would try to arrive no later than 2-2.5 hrs before sunset to ensure you get a spot. You will not be alone up near the arch. It's amazing how crowded it gets up there.

I would say if you're able to carry your toddler for much of the hike, it would be possible. The hike is 3 mi. RT, 480 ft. elev. gain. The hardest stretch is climbing straight up slick rock on the side of a hill for about 0.5 mi. That is where almost all of the elev. gain occurs. It can be exhausting for some, especially on a hot summer afternoon. I would only attempt this hike with a toddler earlier in the morning or close to sunset as a result.

No problem with the RV. You’ll enter the parks and see the visitor center first. Check that out for helpful maps and tips. The initial drive into the park may be a bit curvy (but we saw plenty of RVs when we were there) then it’s easy driving. Each lookout or hiking spot has nice sized parking lots. We ended up spending about 6 hour hiking pretty quickly. I thought we’d only need a couple of hours but we wanted to see it all. Be sure to bring at least 2 bottles of water per person on your hikes but especially to the arch. It’s a long hike with very little shade. I wouldn’t call it difficult but it’s long and you’ll be going uphill. But see more than delicate arch! There a several beautiful hikes almost all on soft sandy trails (delicate arch is NOT sandy). It’s beautiful.