One of the Most Treacherous Bridges in Idaho is the Most Adorable

Whether we're suspended hundreds of feet into the air or crossing a foot bridge just a few feet above a quiet stream, we relinquish all control when we set foot on a bridge. Whether you love bridges or avoid them at all costs, there's something undeniably fascinating about an elevated walkway.

But humans aren't the only pedestrians traveling by bridge. As it turns out, sheep are among Idaho's most agile and daring livestock! Year after year, more than 20,000 sheep utilize the almost 80-year-old Sheep Crossing Bridge found in South Central Idaho. Bridge enthusiasts, a.k.a. "pontists," leave it to a herd of fluffy sheep to make a bridge as treacherous as the one below look like a walk in the park!