Bridge to Nowhere
Nestled among forest and fern, the Bridge to Nowhere essentially became that: a bridge to nowhere. It was built in the mid 1930s to give road access to the people of the Mangapurua Valley Soldiers Settlement. But by the time the bridge was finished the valley was uninhabited.
Today it acts as a platform on which tourists can stand and admire the Whanganui River and its surrounding beauty.
See the website for access details.
Image credit: Markus Koljonen - Wikipedia.
organisation:
Department of Conservation (DOC)
cost:
Free
dates:
Always on
venue:
Bridge to Nowhere, gentle 40-minute walk from Mangapurua Landing, Whanganui River, Wanganui
region:
Manawatu Wanganui, New Zealand
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