Many arch hunters like the challenge to climb up to the top of the arch. An arch observed from below can sometimes require several hours of hiking detours to access the top (with sometimes many difficulties to overcome). Also arch aesthetics can be considerably changed and you can appreciate the different perspective of the erosional work from above. Here is a picture gallery with some examples of arches from above and below.

Arrowhead Arch

Seven Bridges

Dryfall Bridge of Tiseteka

Little Arch

Pothole Arch

Parallel Arch

Mill Creek Arch

Camel Head Arch

Corona Arch

Bow Tie Arch

Gold Bar Arch

Skyline Arch

Ring Arch

La Ventana

Uranium Arch

Harts Draw Bridge

Buttress Arch

Raptor Arch

Saddle Arch

Aqueduct Arch

Hand Hold Arch

Funnel Arch

Cedar Tree Arch

Brimhall Double Arch