Plan Your Visit

Despite its remote location, close to 100,000 people make the trip to Rainbow Bridge National Monument each year to marvel at one of the world's largest natural bridges. In addition to the geologic formation of the bridge itself, visitors will find opportunities to see and learn about the natural history and cultural stories representative of the Colorado Plateau. Use the links below to plan ahead and make the most of your visit to Rainbow Bridge National Monument.

 

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  I need to know!

  Basic Information

  All the things you need to know to get started on your visit to Rainbow Bridge National Monument.

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  Directions

  How do I get here?

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  Eating & Sleeping

  There are no amenities at Rainbow Bridge, but you can find food and lodging nearby.

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  Things To Do

  What do I do when I get here?

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  Calendar

  Check here for special events

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  Safety

  Your safety is our primary concern. This is a desert and a lake. Please be careful.

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  Accessibility

  Please know that Rainbow Bridge is remote and may offer challenges to visitors with mobility issues.

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  Nearby Attractions

  Where do I go when I leave here?

 

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