The 12 Most Dangerous Bridges In The World

When it comes to getting somewhere-- humans have always bridged the gap! From ancient times to modern, many structures have come and gone-- but bridges are always here to stay! However, far from being a scenic part of your daily walk, the bridges on this list are downright life-threatening. Built all over the world, some of these are built specifically to feel as scary and dangerous as possible and some are just that way because of neglect. One of them even requires you to walk like a monkey to cross it!
Let’s take a look at twelve of the most dangerous bridges in the world!
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Royal Gorge Bridge
The Royal Gorge Bridge is the highest suspension bridge in the United States. It’s located within the Royal Gorge Bridge and Park near Canon City, Colorado. The Park is located around the edge of the Royal Gorge, a canyon of the Arkansas River.
The Bridge is nine hundred and fifty-five feet above the river! It even held the world record for the highest bridge in the world from 1929 to 2001. It’s a popular tourist attraction and you can take in the magnificent sight of Colorado’s natural beauty from it.
Monkey Bridges
These bridges in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam are notoriously precarious. It’s easy for locals to go over them because they’re used to it, but visitors have a really hard time keeping their balance. They’re called “Monkey Bridges” because the way you’re required to walk over them makes you look like a monkey!
They’re made of bamboo or wood. Sometimes a bridge might just be made of one bamboo stick! Imagine how difficult it may be to cross that. These bridges are mostly built over streams or gullies and are considered unique to Vietnam. They even inspired the name of American author Lan Cao’s novel Monkey Bridge.
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