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Difficulty
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Moderate
Elevation
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81 m
Distance
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1.1 km
Duration
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0.5h
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Two Pine Arch Trail

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The Two Pine Arch Trail is an unmarked, unmaintained hike without a defined trail. This hike is an ascent up an expanse of slickrock to a 25ft arch on the side of Progeny Peak. This trail awards hikers with spectacular views of Pine Creek Canyon, The Tunnel, and East Temple.

Route Description for Two Pine Arch Trail

The Two Pine Arch Trail offers fantastic views for hikers who are willing to pick their own path over the slickrock slopes. This trail is not for families with young children, but should be easy enough for experienced hikers. This route is a less-traveled trail, and is a great option for folks looking to get incredible views without navigating the crowds of the main canyon. Make sure you wear shoes with good traction as this is a rugged route over sandy slickrock. From the parking area, take a look up the canyon to the north towards Progeny Peak. A very large ponderosa pine tree should be visible: this is your figurative north star. Following the pine, pick your way up the canyon, sticking to the slickrock on the left side of the wash. The arch is just behind that large pine tree you spied from the car. From the arch, the trail continues a short way up the right-hand side of the wash to a fantastic viewpoint overlooking Pine Creek Canyon, the Tunnel and East Temple. Take your time at the overlook and enjoy the peace and quiet of the desert landscape. When you are ready to return home, simply follow the same path back to the car.

Getting to the Two Pine Arch Trail Trailhead

The parking area for the Two Pine Arch Trail is at the lower Clear Creek Trailhead along highway 9, approximately 0.4mi east of the Zion-Mount Carmel tunnel.

Route Information

  • Backcountry Campground:

    No

  • When to do:

    year-round

  • Pets allowed:

    No

  • Family friendly:

    Older Children only

  • Route Signage:

    Poor

  • Crowd Levels:

    Low

  • Route Type:

    Out and back

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