The hike to Corona Arch is short and genrally easy. The only challenges are ascending a short ladder and a set of steps carved in the rock. Just after ascending the slope from the parking lot, the trail crosses an active railroad track (Union Pacific Railroad's Cane Creek Branch, which serves the mine at Potash). From the trail one can see Pinto Arch (sort of hidden), Bow Tie Arch, and Corona Arch. Corona is the only one that can be touched. After "rounding the corner" and reaching the carved steps, hikers can look down into Bootlegger Canyon, site of a railroad track. In 2014, a weekly train uses that track at about mid-day on Sundays.
The photo of Pinto Arch was taken from immediately below that arch, which is not on the Corona Arch Trail.
Trailhead: the parking lot in the background is part of the Gold Bar Recreation Area
Bulletin board at the trailhead
Topographic map of the area
Soon after leaving the trailhead, one crosses a railroad track
Graffiti on the trail to Corona Arch
Looking back at the trail, here a slanted rock shelf
Steps and a cable railing at a difficult section of the trail
Ladder allows hikers to surmount a small wall
Bow Tie Arch, passed on the way to Corona Arch
Window to the sky
Corona Arch domes from below
Corona Arch as seen from below Bow Tie Arch (people give scale)