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Fiery Furnace

Arches NP · Southeastern Utah
Fiery Furnace
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2.1 miROUND TRIP
328 ftELEV GAIN
HardDIFFICULTY
2/5KID RATING
Spring & FallSEASON

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Permit Required

This hike requires a permit or fee. Check current rules before you go: recreation.gov or the managing agency.

The Trail

Permit-only labyrinth of fins and secret arches. Ranger tour recommended first time.

Heat note: desert country - in summer start at dawn and carry more water than feels reasonable.

Pack Loadout (Hard)

3 liters water or hydration pack, hiking boots, layers, headlamp, trail mix and jerky, trekking poles, first-aid kit.

Getting There

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Make it a weekend: Devils Garden Campground (Camping, 3 mi) · Big Bend Campground (Camping, 8 mi) · Ken's Lake Campground (Camping, 20 mi) · Kayenta Campground (Dead Horse Point) (Camping, 20 mi)

More hikes nearby: Sand Dune Arch (Hike, 2 mi) · Delicate Arch (Hike, 3 mi) · Devils Garden to Landscape Arch (Hike, 4 mi) · The Windows & Turret Arch (Hike, 4 mi)

Quick Answers

How long is the Fiery Furnace hike?
2.1 miles round trip with 328 feet of elevation gain.
How hard is Fiery Furnace?
Hard. Kid rating: 2 out of 5.
When should I hike Fiery Furnace?
Best season: Spring & Fall.
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