Kachina and Owachomo Bridge, Natural Bridges National Monument, Utah

Natural Bridges National Monument
Kachina & Owachomo Bridges

Second stop: Kachina Bridge. There's another long trail which leads down to the bottom of the canyon, but I chose to skip it.

Owachomo Bridge probably the most impressive bridge here, and it's also the easiest to reach. A short trail takes you directly under the bridge.

Underneath Owachomo Bridge.


	Owachomo Bridge is the lowest of the three bridges here (106 ft.) and has the shortest span (180 ft.). The span is also the narrowest (27 ft.), and thinnest (9 ft.).

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