Arches National Park is home to the highest concentration of natural stone arches in the world. With Shaka Guide, you'll learn about the history and geology of this park while you visit its most famous sites. This Reverse tour takes you to Delicate Arch first, so you can beat the crowds. ...
Show MoreOn a whim I purchased the Arches National Park audio guide. Over three days we listened and followed the tour and learned so much about the park. I Loved it so much I purchased the Canyonlands tour for tomorrow. The narrator is super informative and pretty funny!
Patti Tag | 4 weeks ago | iOSLike many others, we were first introduced to Shaka Guide in Hawaii. To this day, we still talk about the best banana bread we ever had, warm from the oven in the middle of nowhere, that we never would have found without Shaka. So when they first sent an email that they were branching out in to mainland tours, I bought the Yellowstone tour just to support a great company with no reservations or plans to go to Yellowstone at all. Well, last week, we found ourselves unexpectedly in Yellowstone and saw that I had already purchased the tour. There is no internet in Yellowstone and yet, as with all Shaka tours, we never once had to worry about where we were or what we should see. The information was fantastic with the perfect mix of knowledge and stories that makes using Shaka such a pleasure. And while we sat in a 45 minute Bison traffic jam, we just sat back and enjoyed the scenery with some Shaka music. Yesterday we took the Shaka Moab Arches tour and today The Canyonlands tour. Cannot recommend Shaka highly enough. Shaka will always be our first choice for audio tours.
TravelGirl327 | 1 month ago | iOSWe learned about the Shaka Guide from Rich on Tech on KTLA. We used the Shaka Guide for the Black Hills, The Arches and Canyon Lands last year. It was amazing. This year, we went to Yellowstone. I don’t know how we would have spent three incredible days there without it. It was fantastic. We even learned the origins of the “Train Station” on the Yellowstone series -the “Dead Zone” in Wyoming in the park, where you could get away with murder….maybe.
Gary the Shaka Fan | 2 months ago | iOSThe Delicate Arch trail is a 3-mile round-trip with steep sections and no shade. It takes about 2–3 hours to complete. The view of Delicate Arch at the end is the park’s most famous photo spot.
Show MoreThe Delicate Arch trail is a 3-mile round-trip with steep sections and no shade. It takes about 2–3 hours to complete. The view of Delicate Arch at the end is the park’s most famous photo spot.
The Windows and Double Arch area is an easy, family-friendly spot with short trails and big arches. You can explore both sites within an hour. The area is great for photos, especially at sunrise or sunset.
Show MoreThe Windows and Double Arch area is an easy, family-friendly spot with short trails and big arches. You can explore both sites within an hour. The area is great for photos, especially at sunrise or sunset.
Yes, from April to October, Arches National Park requires timed entry reservations. You can book online at recreation.gov. Arriving before 7 a.m. or after 4 p.m. allows entry without a reservation.
Show MoreYes, from April to October, Arches National Park requires timed entry reservations. You can book online at recreation.gov. Arriving before 7 a.m. or after 4 p.m. allows entry without a reservation.
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Think of us as your personal tour guide in an app. Our tours provide everything a guided tour does, but with the freedom to explore on your terms. Here's how it works:
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