Ride a bike through the unique paper bridge in England

The bridge is 5 meters long, crossing a small stream, with paper material in the valley of Grisedale, England is attracting attention.

Unique paper bridge in England

The red paper bridge stands out among the natural scenery in the valley of Grisedale, England

Based on the old bridge structure, with two stone blocks on either side of the head bridge, people hooked steel and used about 22,000 red papers to stand together firmly . Here, engineers did not need to use glue, bolts or any adhesive materials.

Steve Messam engineer is the designer of this unique unique project. The bridge crosses the Culture Stream, in the valley of Grisedale, Cumbria, in the northwest of England.

Steve Messam (left) and his colleagues are lining up the sheets

This extraordinary strange bridge is attracting many people to come here to admire and verify. They walk, ride bicycles across the bridge, stand in the middle of the bridge to try to test the strength of a unique paper bridge.

The red paper bridge stands out among the natural scenery in the valley of Grisedale, England

Architects and engineers took 3 years to bring the bridge into operation. They used up to 4.5 tons of paper , its power calculated twice as much as oak.

Climber Alan Hinkes OBE, from North Yorkshire, is one of the passengers who first set foot on the bridge.

He said: " When you step over the bridge, you feel a little wavering, but quite interesting. Even when experiencing heavy rains, the bridge is not torn or skewed, it is very safe."

Two children playing on the bridge made of paper