1. Treetop Bridges – Redwoods Treewalk
The amazing Redwoods Treewalk suspension bridge hovers over native undergrowth. It’s located within the main Redwood Grove, near Rotorua on the North Island.
2. Railway Bridges – Hauraki Rail Trail
Located south of Auckland, Hauraki Rail Trail showcases some of the best scenery in New Zealand.
3. Suspension Bridges – Hooker Valley Track
For more stunning New Zealand views, do not miss the Hooker Valley Track in Mt Cook. This is the easiest and cheapest way of catching fantastic views of Mt Cook. Definitely worth a visit.
4. Suspension Bridges – The Blue Pools
Walk over this bridge and the blue pools and crystal waters beneath will make you think you’re in the Swiss Alps. Enjoy the Blue Pools, then follow the trail down the valley for a couple of hours. It’s an easy, relaxing walk.
5. Suspension Bridges – Copland Track
The Copland Track has long been popular among locals and in recent years has become a feature on the international hiking trail. It’s easy to see why: as you step onto the bridge, you feel like you’re stepping into a magical woodland.
6. Bungy Bridges – The Kawarau Bridge
Situated along the picturesque Kawarau river, The Kawarau Bridge provides high levels of adrenaline for the bravest people. Its also the site of New Zealand’s highest bungy – The Nevis Bungy!
7. Historic Bridges – Edith Cavell Bridge
This heritage-listed bridge was built at the end of World War I and is named after an heroic nurse. The bridge improved the historic route that gold miners used to take as they sought their fortune.
The bridge overlooks the Shotover River, which is a popular white-water rafting location.
