The world's scariest bridges are known for their steep slopes and stomach-churning heights. Some bridges that may look terrifying are actually relatively safe to cross, like the Sidu River Bridge ...

The bridge's gradient pales in comparison to the world's steepest street or road—Baldwin Street in Dunedin, New Zealand, which has a gradient of 34.8 percent, according to Guinness World Records.

World’s steepest roads. By Fox News. Published March 3, 2014 12:27pm EST | Updated March 22, 2018 1:25pm EDT. Facebook ... From the top, you get sweeping vistas of the Bay Bridge.

Ffordd Pen Llech held the title of World's Steepest Street in 2019 before ... not only to marvel at its slope but also to enjoy the spectacular views of North Beach, Coit Tower, and the Bay Bridge. 5.

For comparison’s sake, the street that has the Guinness World Record for steepest street has a gradient of 37.45% and the previous record holder isn’t too far behind.

Traveling in China’s scenic Yunnan province is about to get a bit easier – and more thrilling – as the world’s first single-tower, single-span suspension bridge is set to open next month.

He built the world's highest bridge and the world's steepest incline. So he was all set in 1929 to have a pretty amazing tourist attraction. Then in October, as they were finishing up the bridge ...

EDITOR'S NOTE: A previous version of this story said the trick to the illusion is using a wide camera lens. That would actually have the opposite effect and make the bridge look less steep. The story ...

For comparison’s sake, the street that has the Guinness World Record for steepest street has a gradient of 37.45% and the previous record holder isn’t too far behind.

For comparison’s sake, the street that has the Guinness World Record for steepest street has a gradient of 37.45% and the previous record holder isn’t too far behind.