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Paria Canyon - Wrather Arch 2a

Paria Canyon - Wrather Arch 2a

Up a side canyon, about 2-3 the way down Paria Canyon. That is the only practical way to access the Arch. Very large - 250-feet across, 165-feet high....
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Up a side canyon, about 2-3 the way down Paria Canyon. That is the only practical way to access the Arch. Very large - 250-feet across, 165-feet high.
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