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The world’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge, measuring 1,800-foot-long, has opened in Sochi National Park, Russia.
Constructed as a joint project with New Zealand, the bridge took two years to build, utilizing 740 tonnes of metal and 2,000 cubic meters of concrete.
As part of the AJ Hackett Sochi skypark, adrenaline junkies can opt to bungee jump off the bridge. The drop is 650-feet in height.
Alternatively, pedestrians who prefer less thrilling activities can stroll along the bridge to enjoy the picturesque view of the park
Watch a heart-stopping video of the bungee jump below:
[via Sploid, images from Skypark AJ Hackett Sochi]
The world’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge, measuring 1,800-foot-long, has opened in Sochi National Park, Russia.
Constructed as a joint project with New Zealand, the bridge took two years to build, utilizing 740 tonnes of metal and 2,000 cubic meters of concrete.
As part of the AJ Hackett Sochi skypark, adrenaline junkies can opt to bungee jump off the bridge. The drop is 650-feet in height.
Alternatively, pedestrians who prefer less thrilling activities can stroll along the bridge to enjoy the picturesque view of the park
Watch a heart-stopping video of the bungee jump below:
[via Sploid, images from Skypark AJ Hackett Sochi]