Scariest Bridges

This bridge stretches 410 feet and is suspended from just only one Pylon.

This bridge is suspended 100-meters above the ground and is 328-feet long.

This magnificent bridge/skywalk spans 1410 feet and is at a height of 1180 feet.

It is the world’s highest canal aqueduct with a height of 126 feet.

It is one of the most famous tourist attractions of Vancouver that is at a height of 229 feet.

Located in the French Alps this bridge is suspended 12,500 feet above sea level.

This bridge spanning 4000 feet acts as a daily walkway for villagers of Amarapura, Myanmar.

It is the world’s longest curved bridge crossing over ice-packed water.

Reaching this bridge itself is considered a herculean task that is suspended at a height of 330 feet in the Swiss Alps.

This 900-year-old bridge is constructed with just wood and vines.

This bridge quite looks like a rollercoaster with a gradient of 6.1 on one side and 5.1 on the other side.

This bridge is suspended at 955 feet above the River Arkansas and is constructed with 1292 wooden planks.

This bridge is 1400 meters above the sea-level and is held up by a pair of giant hands.

This bridge at 1400 feet is claimed to be the world's longest footbridge.

This bridge connecting the upper and lower peninsulas of Michigan spans about 26,000 feet at a height of 200 feet.

This bridge holds the record for the World's tallest bridge suspended at a height of 1500 feet.

This bridge is completely made out of woven grass and is the last of the examples of Incan Gandwoven Bridges in the world.

This 100 feet tall bridge is the 1.7-mile walkway of a National park in Ghana.

This is considered as one of the dangerous bridges of the World and is frequently reconstructed due to natural disaster damages.

This bridge standing at 43 meters is considered the world's first commercial bungy jumping site.