Biblins Footbridge in the Forest of Dean
Posted by: 
SidAndBob
N 51° 49.580 W 002° 39.318
30U E 523755 N 5741778
Crossed the beautiful River Wye near Symonds Yat.
Waymark Code: WM5AK9
Location: United Kingdom
Date Posted: 12/08/2008
Views: 23
This suspension footbridge will take you from England (north) to Wales (south) in some of the most scenic country you will find. The bridge was built in 1957 and refurbished in 1997 when the towers were replaced and the steps were replaced by ramps.
The bridge is far away from any roads, but the south end is where the Wye Valley Railway once ran. This was well known for being the most beautiful stretch of railway in the UK.
There is a sign warning that no more than 6 people should cross at a time.
Visit Instructions:
Walk across the bridge! That is why you came here, wasn't it?
Bring a camera so that you can take a photo of the bridge. Upload at least one photo that you took of the bridge, you or others can be in the photo.
Include any additional history that you may know or have learned about the bridge.
Last but not least, include any story you may have about finding the bridge or your journey across the bridge.