There are already 67 arches documented by the author on each side of Gorges de La Beaume, a meander canyon eight kilometers long. These arches are mostly situated on right bank orographic of the canyon. Here is added some recent new finds. Most of these arches are fully hidden and required scrub-bash through thick vegetation. 

The three natural arches below can be found on the cliff of Gorges de La beaume near the hamlet of Champagnac in Ardèche department of France.



                        

                        


The next bunch of natural arches are located on the side of the intermittent stream of Rau des Fades (tributary of La Beaume river) near the hamlet of Le Chambon in Ardèche department of France. All trees and outcropping rocks in this forest area are covered with moss. Also many dead limbs are present in this beautiful surrounding, a real fairy bowl.

                        







                           


                                  A small double arch followed by a low natural tunnel (boyau)

                             


This double natural arch is located on the side of Rau des Fades before its confluence with La Beaume river. The main opening has a measured height of 2.7 meters of height.

                           



                           

                           

                           

                           

                           




A well-hidden natural arch about 3 meters of height on a fold of the cliff-wall accessible by crossing several  fault.

                           


This natural arch about 3.0 meters of height is located on the cliff of Chamontin near the hamlet of Saint-Genest on Gorges de La Beaume.

                           

                           


Another examples of natural arches can be found on the karstic cliff of Chamontin on Gorges de La Beaume.