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Why Arches National Park Uses Rock Stacks For Trail Navigation
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Why Arches National Park Uses Rock Stacks For Trail Navigation
If you plan on visiting Arches National Park in Utah, be aware that rock stacks you will find are likely not ornamental and serve as navigational markers for hikers. With high profile National Parks like Glacier and Yosemite issuing public service announcements encouraging visitors to knock over stacked rocks (cairns) it interesting that Arches National Park has a completely opposite policy: “If you see a cairn in Arches National Park and are te…
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