Rattlesnake Arches is the third largest grouping of Arches in the USA, with seven major arches in a one mile stretch-- you just need to hike six miles out to get there. But what a lovely hike it was, up Pollock Canyon for a walk along its bench the down into another canyon, then up the far canyon wall into another canyon and then finally up high to Rattlesnake Canyon. After two and a half hours and six miles, I finally reached the arches hot spot. All the arches were formed from the same sandstone ledge and many had wide openings. I don't remember the official names of the arches so I'll make up some names for the best three: 1 Beam-me-up Arch 2 Bridge to Nowhere Arch 3 Hops Arch Hops Arch was my favorite obviously. She is the last arch and requires a small scramble up from the trail at the bottom through the arch to the top.. the very top. I hunkered down under this arch during a quick rainstorm before hiking back six miles to the trailhead. Here are some big vista shots....