Benni Raich Brücke

At 94 meters high, the pedestrian suspension bridge over the Arzler Pitzeklamm, named after skier Benni Raich, is the highest of its kind in Europe. Whether you are a leisurely hiker or a brave bungee jumper, it is an attraction for everyone.

Very interesting to walk over the bridge ... just have no fear of heights. At the end of the bridge is a rest stop.

Even if the bridge is quite high, it hardly has the advantage of swaying and is disguised on the way and on the railing. So if you have some problems with height is probably better suited than z. B, the suspension bridge in Längenfeld.

Great construction - at a dizzying height above the peak. You can also bungee here, but not today.

Benjamin (Benni) Reich, born in Arzl, was an Austrian alpine skier who won a gold medal in slalom and giant slalom at the 2006 winter Olympics.
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In 2005, a pedestrian bridge between his birthplace Arzl im Pitztal and the Wald belonging to this community was named after Benni Raich.
The bridge which is 94 meters high and 138 meters long is mainly used for bungee jumping.
The village of Wald also attracts more tourists since this bridge is installed.

Relatively short hanging bridge, completely closed floor and railing. So easy to walk for people with a little fear of heights 😀 Nice view of the gorge.