In the middle of the Rappbode Valley, the “Titan-RT” spans the Bode reservoir with an incredible total length of 458.5 m. The delicate cable construction clings to the slate rock on both sides of the valley with a tremendous tensile force of 947 tonnes. Four main suspension cables with a diameter of 65 mm form the backbone of the 120-ton structure. In addition, the bridge is held in shape—and, at higher wind speeds, in position—with 2 stabilising cables. The 120-cm-wide walkway (grating) is lined along its entire length by a 130-cm-high railing and is enclosed at the sides by stainless steel mesh. From the bridge, there is an extraordinary view of the highest dam in Germany – the Rappbode Valley Dam. Every 45 minutes, an audio guide explains everything worth knowing about the suspension bridge and its special features.