Bungee America is the only company in California who is State Licensed to bungee jump from a bridge or anything else for that matter. The Bridge to Nowhere bungee jumping site where the …
Bungee America is the only company in California who is State Licensed to bungee jump from a bridge or anything else for that matter. The Bridge to Nowhere bungee jumping site where the public can experience the thrills and exhilaration of bungee jumping. The historic, Bridge to Nowhere was built in 1936. In 1938, the road to the bridge was washed away during California?s 4th largest flood leaving behind a beautiful 5 mile hiking trail through the Angeles National Forest
One of my favorite hikes. It’s a 10 mile roundtrip out-and-back hike and I would budget at least half a day for the hike. Parking can be difficult, especially around the holidays, so I would recommen… Full review by shanellesua
Jun 23, 2020
There are both pros and cons, but the pros outweigh the cons. If I lived closer, I would make regular visits. Having read the reviews, we went on a weekday early in the morning. When we arrived at a… Full review by Venture788976
Jun 6, 2020
This must be one awesome hike because the area was super crowded and you were lucky to find a parking space. It's a gloomy overcast Saturday and it didn't keep people away. We decided on abandoning o… Full review by Creeping_Death_LA
Is the bungee jumping operation always out there ... kinda ruins the whole picturesque photo opportunity with that huge tent and bungee equipment laying all around the area???
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Well, according to their schedule, they are out there every weekend and on weekdays by reservation. So, if you want that photo opportunity without them in it, the weekdays are …
Well, according to their schedule, they are out there every weekend and on weekdays by reservation. So, if you want that photo opportunity without them in it, the weekdays are your best bet. It also looks like they don't get going until 9 a.m.
Hi I’m excited to try this hike. :) I’m a first timer and we have plans to go up there this weekend, my only concerns are the recent rainy weather and how it will effect the river crossings, how high the water may be and how wet I’ll get (up to my knees?), especially with the chiller morning air (6am, 7am ish). Any tips, suggestions for a December trip? Thanks!!
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While I have not hiked in the winter months, you can go to the Modern Hiker website and search Bridge to Nowhere. Excerpt from it below. Need a free Wilderness Permit. During …
While I have not hiked in the winter months, you can go to the Modern Hiker website and search Bridge to Nowhere. Excerpt from it below. Need a free Wilderness Permit. During winter months expect water levels to be higher and crossings more difficult. If slight chance of a storm, postpone trip. Canyon has a long record of deadly and destructive flash floods... Theabove weblink should help you make your decision.
Hi, I'm wondering is there any drive way so I can drive to Bridge To Nowhere quickly without hiking? And whether bungee jumping opens every weekend or not? Thanks!
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No way to drive there. If you want to bungee jump off the bridge you are going to have to hike. It is about five miles to the bridge and five miles back. Not a difficult hike, but it is five miles. …
No way to drive there. If you want to bungee jump off the bridge you are going to have to hike. It is about five miles to the bridge and five miles back. Not a difficult hike, but it is five miles. I believe it is only open on weekends. I think you can call for reservations.
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