Wednesday, October 7, 2015

[nidokidos] Germany's longest rope suspension bridge

 

Germany's longest rope suspension bridge
 
Must have a head for heights! Fearless holidaymakers are the first to cross Germany's longest rope suspension bridge
A new attraction in western Germany is drawing thousands of daredevil tourists every day thanks to its dizzying views nearly 300ft above a canyon floor.
Fearless visitors crossed the newly-erected rope suspension bridge for the first time this weekend, taking in the stunning scenery high above the trees at Geierley canyon.
At nearly 1,200ft in length, it is Germany's longest rope suspension bridge – and those who dare to cross it must have a head for heights.
With plenty of spots to take the perfect selfie, the bridge is set in a picturesque forest between the towns of Morsdorf and Sosberg, near Germany's border with Luxembourg.
It was the brainchild of local officials, who were looking for ways to lure more tourists to the region and support local businesses.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Take a look at the construction of the Geierley rope bridge
 
At nearly 1,200ft in length, the rope suspension bridge over the Geierley canyon is the longest in Germany.
Must have a head for heights! Fearless holidaymakers are the first to cross Germany's longest rope suspension bridge... 300 FEET above a canyon floor

Click here to watch this video
 
 

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