The Liberty Bell Arch is located in a very accessible region of the Lake Mead Recreation Area. It is so named for it’s resemblance to the famous Liberty Bell, at Independence National Historic Park in Pennsylvania. It even includes the “clapper”, or the round part of the bell that causes it to ring. For more detailed information on this hike visit this link.

Over millions of years nature formed this geologic structure that is more commonly found in Arches National Monument. Over geologic time erosion through wind and water created this unusual arch formation.