Yunlong Footbridge
Yunlong Footbridge
云龙桥
Yingshangcun, Hubei, China
187 feet high / 57 meters high
(66) foot span / (20) meter span
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The Yunlong Footbridge is a covered concrete arch tourist footbridge that was used as a one-lane roadway arch prior to 2012. A larger and higher concrete 2-lane arch was completed in 2008 to bypass the one-lane arch.
There is a series of cliffwalks and waterfalls below the Yunlong Footbridge that is part of the larger Enshi Grand Canyon Scenic area.
Enshi Grand Canyon has some of China's highest cliffwalks as well as many kilometers of trails that wind around spectacular Karst rock formations. A giant escalator on the north side of the park brings guests back down the mountain to a parking area where shuttle buses go back to the main parking area.
A small arch crosses 77 meters above the lower river within Enshi Grand Canyon. Image by Peter Wu.
Image by Eric Sakowski / HighestBridges.com
Image by John Filmer.
Image by Eric Sakowski / HighestBridges.com
Once the main bridge across the canyon, the original 57 meter high Yunlong Bridge one-lane arch became a covered pedestrian-only footbridge in 2012 that leads hikers down into the river gorge. Image by Eric Sakowski / HighestBridges.com
Image by John Filmer.
Image by John Filmer.
Image by John Filmer.
Image by Mr. Chen.
Image by Eric Sakowski / HighestBridges.com
Image by Elly Filmer.
Image by Peter Wu.
Image by Unknown.
Image by John Filmer.
Image by Mr. Chen.
Image by Unknown.
Yunlong Bridge satellite image.
Yunlong Bridge location map.
