Regulacions Estats Units Arches National Park
Fiery Furnace
Senderisme
Regulacions el 30 d’octubre del 2026
Prevalen els cartells al lloc i les resolucions posteriors; consulta la font.
La posició assenyala el lloc, no l’extensió de la norma.
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Cal autorització
Senderisme · Tot l’any
Vigent el 30 d’octubre del 2026
- - The area known as the Fiery Furnace (see map, Appendix A, B) is closed to entry except by those who have secured a day-use permit online or in person.
Publicat per National Park Service, 5 de des. del 2025 · Arches National Park Superintendent’s Compendium, December 2025
A Arches National Park
Zona regulada
Arches National Park
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Activitat regulada
Escalada · Tot l’any
Vigent el 30 d’octubre del 2026
- - Except for administrative activities, the areas identified by feature name or route name in the attached Appendix D are closed to all visitor use, as listed or until NPS surveys the associated habitats and confirms them to be unoccupied by nesting raptors and/or lambing bighorn sheep.
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- - Climbing, scrambling or walking upon, wrapping webbing or rope around, or rappelling from any arch with an opening greater than three (3) feet is prohibited in Arches National Park.
Rock Climbing and Canyoneering
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Closures
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- - The ten (10) acre area near the Moab Canyon Pathway and US 191 (which is marked by signs spaced along the park boundary for approximately 1,600 feet) is closed to bouldering, rock climbing, rock scrambling, or any like activity.
Restrictions
Climbing and canyoneering within Arches National Park shall be either free climbing or clean aid climbing, and includes the following conditions:
- - Rock climbing groups are limited to five (5) persons per group.
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- - No new permanent fixed anchors may be installed in any location, except by special use permit. If an existing bolt or other hardware item is unsafe, it may be replaced without a permit. Anchor hardware must be painted the color of the rock surface before installation. The installation and use of pitons are prohibited.
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- - The use of white chalk (or chalk substitutes) for climbing is prohibited. Chalk or substitutes must be of a color that blends with the native rock.
Publicat per National Park Service, 5 de des. del 2025 · Arches National Park Superintendent’s Compendium, December 2025
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Comunicació prèvia
Barranquisme · Tot l’any
Vigent el 30 d’octubre del 2026
Climbing and canyoneering within Arches National Park shall be either free climbing or clean aid climbing, and includes the following conditions:
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- - Canyoneering groups in the Fiery Furnace and Lost Spring Canyon canyoneering routes will be limited to six (6) persons per group. Elsewhere canyoneering groups will be limited to ten (10) persons per group.
- - Canyoneerers are required to complete a self-registration process at Arches Visitor Center. Canyoneerers accessing routes in the Fiery Furnace must also secure a Fiery Furnace permit. If navigating the Undercover/MMI routes, canyoneerers must also register at the Lost Spring Canyon Trailhead.
Publicat per National Park Service, 5 de des. del 2025 · Arches National Park Superintendent’s Compendium, December 2025
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Cal autorització
Acampada i bivac · Tot l’any
Vigent el 30 d’octubre del 2026
(a) All overnight use within the boundaries of Arches National Park requires either a campground campsite permit or a backcountry use permit.
Devils Garden Campground (including the group sites) is the only designated campground. Camping in the backcountry is subject to terms established by a backcountry permit.
Publicat per National Park Service, 5 de des. del 2025 · Arches National Park Superintendent’s Compendium, December 2025
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Prohibit tot l’any
Parapent · Tot l’any
Vigent el 30 d’octubre del 2026
Arches National Park is closed to the use of hang gliders, paragliders, and parachutes. BASE jumping is prohibited in Arches National Park. 36 CFR 2.17 (a)(3); NPS Management Policies 2006, 8.2.2.7.
Publicat per National Park Service, 5 de des. del 2025 · Arches National Park Superintendent’s Compendium, December 2025