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The Infinity Bridge

Get in the zone to make a daring traverse of Europe’s longest high wire bridge, suspended hundreds of feet above the valley below

1.5 hours

The bridge itself? 190 metres you won't forget in a hurry.

Whatever the weather

Wind, rain, low cloud, the bridge runs in all conditions.

Ages 8+

Kids and adults welcome. An exhilarating experience for ages 8+.

Photos available*

We'll handle the group photos and share them after the session. *Can be purchased for £20.

Thrill Factor:

Adventurous

A mix of fun and challenge. Expect variety, movement, and mild adrenaline.

From
£30 /person

The Infinity Bridge

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About

Take a deep breath and step into nothing

It's called the Infinity Bridge because it doesn't seem to end. 190m of high-wire strung between two sides of a mountain, with a valley that drops away beneath you like the floor's just been removed.

Whether this is your first time off the ground or you're a seasoned adventurer hunting your next hit, this one delivers. First-timers come off it grinning like they've won something. Veterans come off it already booking it for someone else. Bringing someone too sensible to do it? They can watch from solid ground. They'll secretly wish they'd booked too.

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Europe's longest. Full stop.

190m. 1,000ft above sea level. Award-winning and featured everywhere. The reason a lot of people come to Honister in the first place.

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One bridge, every kind of adventurer

First-timer, seasoned thrill-seeker, somewhere in between, it hits the same.

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Views that stop conversation

Mountains in every direction. Lakes below. Sky above. And you, somewhere in the middle of all of it.

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Group of rock climbers wearing orange and blue helmets gathered on a mountainside for a safety briefing, with a large rocky cliff face in the background and an instructor demonstrating rope techniques.
Two climbers with safety helmets and climbing gear stand on a rocky mountain ridge with bicycles, overlooking a vast canyon landscape under a clear blue sky.
Multiple people zip-lining across a mountain valley on cables suspended between rocky cliffs, with rolling hills and sparse vegetation visible in the scenic landscape below under a clear blue sky.
View through a rocky quarry opening showing several people on a hillside with a cable course or zip line system strung between cliff faces, with construction materials and pipes visible in the foreground
Multiple people zip-lining across a rocky cliff face under a clear blue sky, suspended by cables strung across the quarry landscape.
Two people wearing orange helmets and safety gear prepare for a zip line adventure in a mountainous forest setting with evergreen trees in the background.

What You Need To Know

Everything you need before you arrive. Come prepared, come ready, and come for the adventure of it.

Min age
Minimum age

8 years+

Under-16s must be accompanied by a participating adult (18+).

Arrival
Arrive early

Arrive 30 mins before

Allow time to kit up, get clipped in and meet your guide before your session starts.

Height
Minimum height

1.25 metres

Max weight 18st / 114kg. Waist under 43 inches, thighs under 27 inches. Harness specs – not a judgement.

Weather
All-weather activity

Rain or shine

Waterproofs and gloves advised. Proper footwear required — no heeled boots or open-toed shoes.

Camera
Footwear

Photos included

Taken and shared with everyone in the session. The one with the slightly unhinged grin is yours to keep. *Can be purchased.

Guide
Fully guided

Expert guides

With you from clip-in to celebratory photo. They've walked nervous first-timers across more times than they can count.

Real people. Real memories.

Stories from the summit

"It's the scariest, but best thing I've ever done."

Andrea C via TripAdvisor · ★★★★★

“I crossed The Infinity Bridge, despite not being great with heights. A fantastic instructor and I thoroughly recommend it. Weather made the photos 'atmospheric'”
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What to expect

From the moment you arrive to the moment you step back on land, here's how your adventure unfolds.

Get fitted. Get briefed. Get ready.

Check in 30 minutes before your session. Get fitted with a harness and helmet, receive your safety briefing, and meet the guide who'll be taking you across Europe's longest high-wire bridge.

Step 2

The mountain comes into view

Your guide leads you out onto Fleetwith Pike. The route opens up ahead of you, iron rungs, steel cables and the same path Victorian quarrymen walked to work every morning.

Step 3

One foot in front of the other

You step on. The wire moves. The valley drops away beneath you. Your guide is with you throughout, steady, encouraging, completely unbothered. You focus on the far side. You get there.

Step 4

Finish victorious

Solid ground. Big views. Whatever you thought this was going to feel like, it's better than that.

Got questions?

The award-winning Infinity Bridge is the longest high-wire bridge in Europe suspended 1000ft above sea level.

The Honister Infinity Bridge 190m long.

While we do allow on-site ticket purchases, we recommend booking in advance, especially during peak seasons, to ensure availability and avoid disappointment. Booking in advance guarantees you a spot and helps streamline your visit.

Yes, we have ample parking on site.

The mine is open year-round, offering a unique experience in every season. If you prefer fewer crowds, we recommend visiting during the off-peak months (autumn or winter). However, summer offers beautiful views and a vibrant atmosphere in the surrounding Lake District.

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