Show Me a Natural Arch / Natural Bridge!

[Shawn]

Post a pic or two of Natural Arches / Natural Bridges that you have visited over the years!

I'll go first:




Bell Smith Springs, Shawnee National Forest, Ozark, Illinois

 

[neidholdt]

Love Bell Smith Springs.

 

[neidholdt]

Clifty Creek Conservation Area, one of just a few natural bridges found in Missouri, NW of Rolla

 

[neidholdt]

Stephen's Arch, Escalante Utah, span is 220 ft wide, 14th largest in the world. I have hiked underneath it on part of a two day backpack trip. Had to climb that cliff on the right to get to it.

 

[Calamity]

I prefer natural arches in the ocean.

 

[neidholdt]

Beautiful!

 

[Shawn]

Mantle Rock, Kentucky - Largest Arch East of the Mississippi River and a Trail of Tears site.

 

[neidholdt]

Another nice one and history, enjoyed it.

 

[neidholdt]

Natural Tunnel, Bennett Springs SP, Missouri, 7 mile loop The tunnel is the length of a football field and big enough to drive a car through!

 

[krJoest]

Do arches in caves count? If they do, Indiana has 1000s of arches
Crystal arch (it's not very big)

Crystal covered arch (also very small)

This one was big enough to walk across!

Arch in a cave entrance

 

[Shawn]

Heck yeah!