Titan RT Pedestrian Suspension Bridge across the Rappbode Dam

Officially opened in May 2017, the Titan RT pedestrian suspension bridge spans the Rappbode Dam in Eastern Germany. With its suspended length of 458 meters, the bridge used to broke the world's record of the longest pedestrian suspension bridge. Only two months later, however, it was outdone by the length of Charles Kuonen Suspension Bridge in Switzerland. In May 2022, Sky Bridge 721 in the Czech Republic claimed the world record.

The bridge's operator, Harzdrenalin, needed almost five years of planning and constructing to create this stunning bridge. Visitors enjoy the breathtaking views or do a 75-meter pendulum jump from the structure. The bridge is located near the city of Oberharz am Brocken, a small town in Saxony-Anhalt.

By car

The bridge is located in the southern Harz foreland in Saxony-Anhalt. Car parks are available right by the site.

Coming from the north of Germany, take motorway A395 from Braunschweig southbound, and exit onto B6 at Bad Harzburg. From Magdeburg you follow A14, which crosses B6 at exit Bernburg an der Saale. Continue until you reach Blankenburg im Harz, where you take B81 towards Hasselfelde. At the pumped hydro storage Wendefurth. Turn right, as indicated by the signs, and you'll reach your destination.

From the south, west, and east of Germany, take motorway A38, which can be accessed via Kassel, Leipzig, or from Erfurt. Exit at Nordhausen, turn onto B4 towards Harztor, and continue on B81 towards Hasselfelde. Turn left at the pumped hydro storage Wendefurth to reach the destination.

On public transport

The suspension bridge can also be accessed using public transportation. Trains go to Wernigerode and Blankenburg, where you can get a bus towards "Hängebrücke". The bus from Wernigerode goes straight to the stop "Talsperre Rübeland", from Blankenburg you have to change once. The bus stop is only a few steps away from the visitor centre.