![]() More about the history of the Bridge to Nowhere. By the time it was completed these areas of the Mangapurua Valley were deserted, the bridge rarely used and the construction of the road to the Whanganui River abandoned. The fact that I now live in west London, close to Western Avenue - the A40 - completes my map of the citys roads. It was constructed in the mid-1930s to provide road access to farms known as the Mangapurua Valley Soldiers Settlement. This large concrete bridge is an icon within the Whanganui National Park and a major visitor destination. Carry antihistamine if you are allergic to their stings. Wasps: Wasps are a known hazard and are particularly common from January until May.Water - during dry periods, extra water should be carried as shelters and streams may be dry or stagnant.All users need to look out for and be considerate of others. Care should be taken on downhill sections. Cutting across America’s heartland, US83 remains a must-do long-distance bywaytransnavigating this broad, odd nation without once grazing a conventional tourist destination. Multi-use track - Bridge to Nowhere Track is shared by trampers, mountain bikers and hunters.Care should be taken while passing these bluffs and watch out for falling rocks. ![]() Bluffs - there are multiple bluffs on this track.It is recommended that you carry an emergency alert device (e.g. Communications - this area is remote with no cell phone coverage.Weather conditions – track users are urged to observe the weather conditions and seek advice as wet, slippery conditions may be experienced at times, particularly during winter and early spring.Fires - fires are not permitted in the Mangapurua Valley. ![]()
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