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Intschi-Reuss Bridge, Switzerland

A unique pedestrian path runs beneath the Intschi-Reuss railway bridge in Gurtnellen, Switzerland, offering a thrilling experience for those not afraid of heights.

The path is constructed with wooden boards on metal gratings, suspended between the bridge's concrete supports, providing a direct view into the Reuss river canyon below.

While primarily a railway bridge, the path serves the few local inhabitants needing to cross between the two sides, connecting them to the bus station.

Entrances are equipped with light switches for visibility, and access is straightforward from the walkway behind the bus stop.

Parking is available in two lay-bys before or after the bus stop, but visitors should exercise caution due to limited visibility and fast-approaching traffic. Stopping at the bus stop itself is discouraged.

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