Need to upload photos. Located at the back of a large 100 + wide rock shelter. Originally thought to be an alcove arch, when visited in the rain running water was flowing just outside the edge of the opening through a crack giving us the indication that this arch was formed by running water. Part of the opening is obstructed by fallen rock but there is still a significan opening. The arch itself is located on Forest Property as the cliff line is the Forest Boundry.
| Name | Rhydian Arch |
| Alternative Names | |
| Width of Arch | |
| Height of Arch | 25 |
| Span of Arch | 25 |
| Type of Arch | Waterfall |
| Upper Rock Layer | |
| Lower Rock Layer | |
| Status | |
| Latitude | 37.11671 |
| Longitude | -84.19335 |
| Elevation | |
| Land Owner | USDA |
| Name of Land | Daniel Boone National Forest |
| County | Laurel |
| Azimuth | |
| Documented by | Randall Miller |
| Submitted by | Bill Fultz |