The Ardèche River is a picturesque river located in the southeastern part of France. It flows for approximately 125 kilometers through the Ardèche department, known for its stunning landscapes and natural beauty. The river is famous for its deep gorges, particularly the Gorges de l'Ardèche, which attract many tourists and outdoor enthusiasts for activities like kayaking and hiking. The Ardèche River is also significant for its ecological diversity, supporting various plant and animal species. Its clear waters and surrounding limestone cliffs create a unique habitat. Additionally, the river has historical importance, with prehistoric sites nearby, including the famous Chauvet Cave, which features ancient cave paintings.