
Lexington Arch Trailhead is located on the Lexington Arch road deep in the backcountry of Great Basin National Park. The trailhead is located 2.5 miles from the Arch at the final fork in the road. Do not drive past the last fork in the road. The trail follows the old road for about a mile then changes into hiking trail. This area was recently subject to a forest fire beware of falling trees.
Parking is limited, please follow all parking and driving regulations.
Parking is limited, please follow all parking and driving regulations.
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