Take a Terrifying Walk Along the 'World’s Longest Footbridge'
Would you brave this bridge?
![The world's longest pedestrian suspension bridge, the SkyBridge, near Sochi, Russia.](https://s.abcnews.com/images/Entertainment/NC_longest_footbridge_1_sk_141001_16x9_992.jpg?w=1600)
— -- At more than 1,400 feet, it claims to be the longest suspension footbridge in the world.
Combine that with a height of almost 680 feet off the ground, and visitors are in for one terrifying walk.
Oh, and there's a bungee jump in the middle!
Russia's recently-opened SkyBridge stretches above the Krasnaya Polyana valley.
Americans know the area as Sochi, host city of the most recent Winter Olympics.
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Extreme sports fans can speed along a zip line more than 500 feet high. Known as the Trollwire, riders are strapped to a zip wire horizontally side by side and reaches speeds of 70 mph.
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There's no age or weight requirement for walking the bridge. It's built to "withstand a 9-magnitude earthquake, hurricane wind, rain, snow and ice at one time," according to its web site.
It can take up to 30,000 people at a time.