Taiping Sky Bridge, Pedestrian bridge in Meishan Township, Taiwan.
Taiping Sky Bridge is a pedestrian crossing made of steel and glass that connects two mountain peaks. The structure spans 281 meters suspended at approximately 1000 meters elevation.
The bridge opened in January 2017 as part of regional infrastructure development. It was built to boost tourism in the area.
The bridge connects mountain paths where local residents organize seasonal events and community gatherings throughout the year.
The site is accessible during daylight hours and it is wise to check specific opening times and entry requirements before visiting. Walking is most comfortable on clear days with dry conditions.
The bridge was engineered to handle large groups of visitors simultaneously and can support several hundred people at once. This design allows walkers to step among clouds while looking down at the surrounding plains.
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