Photo Gallery (U.S. National Park Service)

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One of hundreds of remote arches in Big South Fork, one can only guess how this name was derived.

Cooperhead Arch

1200 x 1600
0.9 MB

One of hundreds of arches located in Big South Fork NRRA.

Dan Arch

1168 x 1760
0.9 MB

Needle Arch is located along the Slave Falls Trail.

Needle Arch

992 x 1500
0.8 MB

Twin Arches are two huge arches located .7 miles from the Twin Arch Trailhead.

South Twin Arch

480 x 640
0.2 MB

Split Bow Arch may be viewed from the overlook or may be reached by a short hiking trail.

Split Bow Arch

480 x 640
0.2 MB

Double Arch is acutally w one arch on top of another.

Double Arch

1925 x 1400
1.6 MB

Ice formations under an arch in the winter.

Ice Castle Arch

1760 x 1168
1.2 MB

North Arch

North Twin Arch

1168 x 1760
1.2 MB

South Twin Arch

South Twin Arch

1760 x 1168
1.2 MB

One of hundreds of arches located throughout the backcountry of Big South Fork.

Zenith Arch

3008 x 2000
3.2 MB

A discovered and yet unnamed arch somewhere in the backcountry of Big South Fork.

Unnamed Arch

1168 x 1760
1.0 MB

Yahoo Arch is easily reached by trail from either KY 700 or the Yahoo Falls Trailhead.

Yahoo Arch

1200 x 1600
1.1 MB

Wagon Arch is said to be so named because a wagon road once crossed the arch.

Wagon Arch

1182 x 1823
1.7 MB

Hanging Rock Arch is one of hundreds of unique arches hidden within Big South Fork.

Hanging Rock Arch

1760 x 1168
1.3 MB

This is one of hundereds arches hidden in the Big South Fork.

Prices Arch

1168 x 1760
1.2 MB

Eyeball Arch is aptly named and located deep within the Big South Fork.

Eyeball Arch

1200 x 1600
0.8 MB

Morning Russel Arch found in the backcountry of Big South Fork.

Morning Russel Arch

1760 x 1168
1.1 MB

Scoprion Arch, one can only guess how this arch was named.

Scorpion Arch

1168 x 1760
1.4 MB

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