SkyBridge – World’s Longest Pedestrian Suspension Bridge

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The world’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge in Russia. (CEN)

The stomach-turning SkyBridge, near Sochi in south-western Russia, stretches for almost one kilometer and can take 30,000 people at a time.
And extreme sports fans who have not had enough highs for one day can speed along a zip wire more than 500ft above the valley floor.
Known as the Trollwire – riders are strapped to a zip wire horizontally side by side – it reaches speeds of 70mph as it swoops through the air.

Ropey: The massive bridge spans almost one kilometre. (CEN)
Ropey: The massive bridge spans almost one kilometre. (CEN)
Daunting: The bridge also has a bungee jump facility built into a nearby viewing platform. (CEN)
Daunting: The bridge also has a bungee jump facility built into a nearby viewing platform. (CEN)
Don't look down: Pedestrians on the bridge cross a 500ft drop. (CEN)
Don’t look down: Pedestrians on the bridge cross a 500ft drop. (CEN)
Unique crossing: The bridge stretches across the Krasnaya Polyana valley in south-western Russia. (CEN)
Unique crossing: The bridge stretches across the Krasnaya Polyana valley in south-western Russia. (CEN)
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