Located in Sydney, the capital of New South Wales, about 10 km from the heart of Sydney, Spit Bridge was built in 1958 and is 227m in length, connecting Mosman on the south bank and Seaforth. on the north shore.
Spit Bridge is a rare lift suspension bridge. Because of its net height of 6 meters from the average tide level of the river and the inability of large cargo ships to navigate smoothly, it is necessary to lift part of the deck of the bridge if a large ship passes through it. When the deck of the bridge rise and fall, there are a lot of people specially come here to watch. There are footpaths under the bridge that allow you to stroll through the bridge to enjoy the surrounding scenery, mansion and all kinds of high-end cruise ships under the bridge, while the 10-kilometer journey from Spit Bridge to Manley Beach, (Manly Beach), is beautiful because of its beautiful scenery. It is also one of the hiking routes to Sydney attractions promoted by hikers.
