A rundown of the most intense traverses around the globe

We've scoured the Earth to find the most crazy, strange, and ancient structures that'll get you where you need to be in the most awesomely weird ways possible. From Indiana Jones-esque rope bridges and structures modeled after a double helix, to spans that traverse miles of sea, these bridges are wilder than Beau.

Trift Suspension Bridge, Switzerland
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The Trift Suspension Bridge is the longest pedestrian-only bridge in the Alps in Switzerland, measuring in at 100 meters high and 170 meters long.

Pulau Langkawi’s Suspended Bridge, Malaysia
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What does it feel like to take a stroll 700 meters above sea level in the canopy of a rainforest? Walk the Pulau Langkawi’s Suspended Bridge in Kedah, Malaysia to find out.

The Old Bridge of Konitsa, Greece
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Constructed in 1870, the Old Bridge of Konitsa in Epirus, Greece has a bell underneath it that chimes whenever wind speeds are too high to pass. So maybe turn down that Alter Bridge album when crossing.

Capilano Suspension Bridge, Canada
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Experience adventure... in Canada (?), as you walk over the 70 meter-high Capilano Suspension Bridge in Vancouver, British Columbia.

Puente de Ojuela, Mexico
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Puente de Ojuela in Durango, Mexico was designed by the Roebling brothers, who also designed the Brooklyn Bridge... before designing bridges was cool.

Seven Mile Bridge, Florida
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You may remember Florida's Seven Mile Bridge being blown to bits in the Schwarzenegger blockbuster True Lies, which was totally cool with everyone because anything goes in the Florida Keys.

Khaju Bridge, Iran
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The Khaju Bridge in Isfahan, Iran does triple duty; serving as a method to cross the Zayandeh River, a facility for public meetings, and a dam. Suck it, natural water flow!

Navajo Bridge, Arizona
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Page, Arizona's Navajo Bridge measures in at 254 meters long, with a max height of 142 meters from the canyon floor, or 465 feet. That's Snoop Lion high.

Canopy Walk, Ghana
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This Temple of Doom-esque pedestrian bridge is Canopy Walk in the Central Region of Ghana, located at the only park in Africa with a canopy walkway connecting several tree tops to one another.

Octavio Frias de Oliveira Bridge, Brazil
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São Paulo, Brazil's Octavio Frias de Oliveira Bridge is the only bridge in the world that has two curved tracks supported by a single concrete mast.

Tianjin Eye, China
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Much like Cameron and Sloane's unrequited love, the Tianjin Eye in Hongqiao, Tianjin, China has a Ferris Wheel in the middle of it.

Living Bridges of Cherrapunji, India
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The Living Bridges in Cherrapunji, India aren't built... they're grown.

Rolling Bridge, England
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The Rolling Bridge in London, England doesn't actually roll, it curves using eight hydraulic triangular-hinged sections to form a passable pedestrian walkway.

Moses Bridge, The Netherlands
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Like the ex-NBA star biblical prophet, the Moses Bridge parts a moat in The Netherlands. That's right. A moat. They do actually exist you know.

Henderson Waves Bridge, Singapore
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The 274 meter Henderson Waves Bridge in Telok Blangah Hill Park, Singapore has a wave-like form made up of curved steel ribs that alternately rise over and under its deck, so wave goodbye to that lunch.

Infinity Bridge, England
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The Infinity Bridge in Stockton-on-Tees, England won the Institution of Structural Engineers' Supreme Award for Structural Excellence in 2009. SUPREME CONSTRUCTION!!!

Banpo Bridge, Seoul
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Banpo Bridge in Seoul, Korea is a double-decker span that features the Moonlight Rainbow Fountain, the Guinness record holder for world's longest bridge fountain.

Millau Bridge, France
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Millau-Creissels, France's Millau Bridge is the tallest bridge in the world, clocking in at 343 meters high.

LEGO Bridge, Germany
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LEGO Bridge in Wuppertal, Germany is actually a concrete beam structure that was repainted in the style of the popular building block by street artist Martin Heuwold in 2011. Which is probably for the best given those things are plastic.

Friendship Bridge, Japan
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Literally play 'Ring Around the Rosie" on the circular Friendship Bridge in Nantan, Japan. Or just drive off of it, as you don't want to hold up traffic.

Madgeburg Water Bridge, Germany
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The Madgeburg Water Bridge in Magdeburg, Germany is the longest navigable aqueduct in the world, and was featured in the 2011 action-thriller Hanna.

Aiola Island Bridge, Austria
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Although it looks like a freaky spaceship, the Aiola Island Bridge in Graz, Austria includes a trendy bar, a coffee house, a sunbathing area, and an open-air theater.

Sundial Bridge, California
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No watch? No worries! Figure out the time of day just by walking across the Sundial Bridge in Redding, California.

Nanpu Bridge, China
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The circular design of Nanpu Bridge was done purposefully in order to reduce the amount of land used in Shanghai, China.

Pont du Gard Aqueduct, France
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The Pont du Gard Aqueduct in Vers-Pont-du-Gard, Gard, France has been around since 40 AD. Whoa!

The Helix Bridge, Singapore
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The stainless steel Helix Bridge in Marina Bay, Singapore is a pedestrian bridge shaped like DNA.

Gateshead Millennium Bridge, England
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Sometimes referred to as the "Blinking Eye Bridge", the Gateshead Millennium Bridge is a tilt bridge that spans the River Tyne in Newcastle, England.

Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge, Ireland
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A popular place for selfies, the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge in Ballintoy, Ireland can only hold 8 pedestrians at one time. So no big group shots.

Wind and Rain Bridge, China
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Liuzhou, China's Wind and Rain Bridge is a combination of bridge, corridor, veranda, and pavilion. Talk about bridging the gap between verandas and pavilions! Amirite?! Guys?

Jiaozhou Bay Bridge, China
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And Qingdao, China's Jiaozhou Bay Bridge is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's longest bridge over water, coming in at 41.58 kilometers, or around 46 miles long.