We were definitely not the only ones, and we could see why. We decided to go to the Windows where there are four main arches: North Window Arch, South Window Arch, Turret Arch, and Double Arch (which is actually a two-for-one arch deal!)
We did the first three as the sun came up behind the clouds; the boys scrambled up some formations for a better view.
So many arxhes! We had to have a little fun in front of Turret Arxh as well…
Then a quick stop at Double Arch
Can you find John?!
John drew a dinosaur on the path with his walking sticks since dinosaurs used to live here.
Next was a quick stop at the visitor center for the kids to get their Arches Junior Ranger badges!
Okay.. one last arch picture!
Then it was a quick pack up and on the road again towards Meteor Crater outside of Flagstaff, AZ!
These two are best buddies on this trip… most of the time!
Then a quick stop at Double Arch
Can you find John?!
John drew a dinosaur on the path with his walking sticks since dinosaurs used to live here.
Next was a quick stop at the visitor center for the kids to get their Arches Junior Ranger badges!
Okay.. one last arch picture!
Then it was a quick pack up and on the road again towards Meteor Crater outside of Flagstaff, AZ!
It was a little less then 6 hours but rainy drive before it was time to make a delicious dinner and call it a night!
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