The Bridge to Nowhere is an interesting and unique attraction in Azusa, California that attracts hikers and thrill seekers from all over. The arch bridge was built in 1936 during a road project which was meant to connect Wrightwood with the San Gabriel Valley. Spanning over the San Gabriel River, the project was soon abandoned due to several floods that washed out the area; the bridge continues to remain stranded in what is now the middle of Sheep Mountain Wilderness. The bridge is only accessible via a ten-mile round-trip hike that can get pretty rough in certain places. Once you get there, you’ll be able to go bungee jumping off the bridge with Bungee America, a private company that offers the experience on weekends.

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