3. Quepos Bridge, Costa Rica
The Quepos Bridge in Costa Rica has two awesome alternative names; the “Oh My God Bridge” and the “Bridge of Death”. It is located on Costa Rica’s central pacific coast and links Jaco and Quepos. It is a fragile structure, which dates back to the 1930s. Since then, no further improvements have been done. It’s quite a narrow bridge constructed from planks, which are not nailed through, making it rattle as vehicles cross.
4. Seven Mile Bridge, Florida
This bridge, located in the Florida Keys, is a really long bridge. It links Knightâs Key with Little Duck Key and forms a vast network of bridges through the waters. It’s scenic but literally breathtaking. The original among the two dates back to 1912, which is currently restricted to cyclists and pedestrians. The newer bridge is safer but not completely without risks, unfortunately.
