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19. Windsor Bridge, Gibraltar
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Though small, Wolchulsan National Park contains one of South Korea's steepest bridges: the Cloud Bridge. Though dangerous, tourists swarm the bridge. One of the most difficult walking bridges in the nation, this amazing 52-meter span across a deep valley is hung 120 meters above the ground. The bridge got its name from its regular immersion in clouds and mist, which creates an ethereal environment appealing to photographers and environmentalists. Constructed as part of the hiking paths within the park, the Cloud Bridge is an essential link point on the well-liked ridge trail headed to Cheonhwangbong Peak. Though its height and occasional instability in severe gusts can challenge visitors' bravery, the bridge's steel construction offers a steady crossing. In fall, when the mountainsides explode in brilliant red, orange, and gold, the surroundings are especially amazing. High railings and frequent maintenance checks among other safety precautions guarantee that guests may enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding mountains while securely feeling the excitement of walking among the clouds.
