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Arches timed entry likely reduced visitation. Grand County’s tourism economy still grew.
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Arches timed entry likely reduced visitation. Grand County’s tourism economy still grew.
Timed-entry reservations at Arches National Park likely reduced visitation to the park, even as the local tourism economy continued growing overall, according to a long-awaited study commissioned by Grand County. People gather near Delicate Arch in Arches National Park near Moab on Thursday, April 9, 2026. A new Grand County-commissioned study found timed-entry reservations likely reduced visitation at the park while Grand County’s tourism econ…
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