Viaduc de l'Arrêt-Darré, Highway viaduct in Lhez, France
The Arrêt-Darré Viaduct is a road bridge in Lhez that spans across the valley floor. The structure features a curved design and crosses the landscape as part of the A64 highway corridor.
The viaduct was built between 1984 and 1987 as part of France's modern infrastructure expansion. It was created during a period when new highway connections improved travel between Pyrenean regions.
The viaduct represents a significant achievement in French infrastructure development, connecting the major cities of Toulouse and Bayonne via the A64 highway.
Crossing the viaduct is straightforward for all vehicles using the A64 highway. Regular upkeep ensures that this route remains reliable for travelers passing through the Pyrenean region.
The viaduct provides habitat for protected bat species, including the lesser horseshoe bat. This ecological role makes it more than just a road crossing.
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