The Timna Arch is a natural rock formation located in the Timna Valley of southern Israel. This impressive arch is made of sandstone and has been shaped by years of erosion, creating a stunning geological feature that attracts visitors and hikers. The surrounding area is known for its unique desert landscapes and rich history, including ancient copper mining sites. The arch stands approximately 30 meters high and 40 meters wide, making it a prominent landmark in the region. It is part of the Timna Park, which offers various outdoor activities and educational opportunities about the area's geology and archaeology.