Near the Arthur's Pass this magnificent structure stands over 100 feet above the alpine river.

The viaduct was built in the 2000s to bypass the unstable valley walls and ensure the important highway remains open. 

It was New Zealand's largest construction project and is engineered to cope with earthquakes. floods, avalanches and landslides.  

Studies
KANES guide will explain the significance of the this and other structures as they apply to our interests. More about this magnificent structure is on display ate the National Park Information Centre.

See Great Alpine Highway