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

11. Storseisundet Bridge – Norway

Nicknamed “the drunk bridge,” this architectural wonder appears to dive straight into the sea before rising again.

From the right angle, it looks like it ends midair — a photographer’s dream, a driver’s nightmare.
It’s part of the Atlantic Ocean Road, where weather can turn from calm to chaos in minutes.

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12. Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge – Northern Ireland

Originally built by fishermen over 250 years ago, this fragile-looking rope bridge sways 100 feet above sharp rocks and crashing waves.

It’s only 66 feet long, but for some, that’s 66 feet too far.
Interestingly, many tourists cross it to the island… but take the ferry back.