Ardèche River

The Ardèche River in Vallon-Pont-d'Arc, France is a stunningly beautiful destination sure to please any traveler or photographer. The river, which is over 120 miles long, is the longest of the rivers that run through the southern part of France's Massif Central, and it winds its way through some of the most spectacular and unique scenery in the area. The main attraction is the mythical Pont d'Arc, a natural rock bridge nearly 200m long and more than 20m high at its highest point, and it is considered one of the most spectacular attractions in south-central France. Other natural wonders of the area include the dramatic cliffs along the river bank and its numerous caves, passages and rocky portals. There are also some picturesque villages, such as Balazuc, including beautiful Romanesque churches, many artist's studios, boutiques and restaurants for visitors to explore. The locals are friendly and welcoming, and the perfect way to immerse yourself in their culture is by spending some time canoeing, or driving along the river. Whatever your preferred mode of exploring, you're sure to be rewarded with breathtaking views and unique experiences at the Ardèche River.