The database is updated and now stands at 540 documented arches.  The map is also updated to 391 arches.  Bill Fultz has worked extensively on this update.  Adding photos, updating information and adding arches to the database.

If you are interested in the arches of the Red River Gorge area, please see Bill Patrick's DVD's.

If you'd like to submit an arch or a photo of one in the database please click above or right here and submit an arch!

The database is updated and now stands at 160 documented accessible arches.  The map is also updated to the 160 arches.

If you are interested in the arches of the Red River Gorge area, please see Bill Patrick's DVD's.

Also huge thanks to Tom Dunigan of Tennessee Landforms for allowing me to display his documented arches of the Big South Fork on the Kentucky side.  To see arches, waterfalls, sinkholes, mountains, peaks, lakes and all kinds of wonderful landforms, check out the Tennesee Landform database.

If you'd like to submit an arch or a photo of one in the database please click above or right here and submit an arch!

The database is updated and now stands at 427 documented arches.  The map is also updated to the 378 arches.  This huge addition of arches is made possible by Randall Miller who via Bill Fultz has shared his entire collection of documented arches.  This puts Laurel County far and above any other county in this database.

If you are interested in the arches of the Red River Gorge area, please see Bill Patrick's DVD's.

Also huge thanks to Tom Dunigan of Tennessee Landforms for allowing me to display his documented arches of the Big South Fork on the Kentucky side.  To see arches, waterfalls, sinkholes, mountains, peaks, lakes and all kinds of wonderful landforms, check out the Tennesee Landform database.

If you'd like to submit an arch or a photo of one in the database please click above or right here and submit an arch!

All the arches now have a link to the Photographer's Ephemeris at the bottom of their pages.  The link will take you to their desktop version and put you right at the coordinates that are listed for the said arch.  It appears that it is also working on mobile devices, but this feature is mainly for use on computers because of the limitations of the Photographer's Ephemeris on mobile devices (outside the apps).  This is added at the request of Ronald Parrott and is a great feature for photographers wanting to get that great light at an arch.