Bridges are fascinating, aren’t they? Here in Virginia, we have more than a few noteworthy ones: Natural Bridge, the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel, and High Bridge, just to name a few. Today’s feature destination is smaller in size but will make quite an impression on you. That’s because this particular bridge is slightly terrifying, especially if you’re someone who prefers their bridges to be sturdy. Here’s more on the Mill Run Suspended Bridge in Virginia.

Located in Highland County is something of a hidden gem: the Mill Run Suspended Bridge.
Clark Zealand / Google Reviews
It's tucked away in the Highland Wildlife Management Area and draws visitors near and far for its fishing, swimming, and beautiful views.
Matthew Muir / Google Reviews
The main feature is, of course, the suspended bridge. While in operation, visitors note that it feels very rickety. Fortunately, it's not too far from the ground.
Douglas Herb / Google Reviews

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When the weather is warm enough, the Bull Pasture River is great for wading or fishing. Visitors should note that camping is no longer permitted in the area, unfortunately.
Clark Zealand / Google Reviews
If you visit in the winter, you'll be impressed with the color of the water. It takes on an almost emerald quality that's hard to describe.
Twisted River / Google Reviews
Some visitors have also noted that bees live on the bridge, so be careful not to jump or move across the bridge in a rough manner.
Matthew Muir / Google Reviews
No matter your reason for visiting, you'll find this area absolutely breathtaking. And, if you're up for an adrenaline rush, cross the river!
Dillon / Google Reviews

Have you ever visited the Mill Run Suspended Bridge in Virginia? What did you think of this one-of-a-kind swinging bridge? Feel free to share your thoughts with us in the comments below — we would love to hear from you! If you need a place to stay in the area, check out these unique vacation rentals and cabins in Highland County, Virginia.

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Mill Run Suspended Bridge, Swimming Hole, and Cave, State Rte 678, Williamsville, VA 24487, USA