20 Most Dangerous Bridges in the World — Would You Dare to Cross Them?

7. Deception Pass Bridge – Washington, USA

The name says it all.
At 180 feet high, this fog-shrouded bridge connects two islands — but the winds and swirling water below make it feel alive.

Deception Pass Bridge, built in 1934, is a two-lane bridges on State Route 20 between Whidbey and Fidalgo Islands in Washington State, USA. It was a Washington State, Highways project, partially built by young workers from the depression era Civilian Conservation Corps.

Stand too close to the railing, and you’ll understand why locals still call it “the bridge of ghosts.”

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8. Eshima Ohashi Bridge – Japan

It looks like something out of a roller coaster.
From afar, this bridge appears almost vertical — like cars could fall backward at any moment.

In reality, its incline is only 6.1%, but your eyes and brain won’t believe it.
It’s one of the most photographed “optical illusion bridges” in the world.