Part 113

Learn how to complete the 'Under the Bridge' activity in Grand Theft Auto VI. This guide provides tips, locations, and strategies for flying under bridges.

Walkthrough:

For this activity, you need to fly under most of the many bridges on the map. There are fifty that can be flown under, but you only need to do 25 of them for 100% Completion. Doing all fifty, in conjunction with the Knife Flights, will earn you the {Close Shave} Accomplishment.

Although this, along with the Knife Flights, are open from the start of the game, it is best to wait until after opening up the Flight School and maxing out your Flight Skill to make these tasks easier. However, even if you don't do the Flight School, you can still increase your Flight Skill quickly by flying under bridges regardless of character. Only the first time flying under a specific bridge will add to your Skill, just like with the Stunt Jumps. Flying under the same bridge multiple times will not add Flying Skill.

The best aircraft for this is the Buzzard, which can be found at the top of the N.O.O.S.E. Building in the Palomino Highlands region (unless you snagged one from Fort Zancudo using the Wanted Rating Exploit in the mission "Fair Game" (Cletus) and stored it at the Sandy Shore Airfield).

Most of these bridges aren't difficult, but there are some that can be real tricky. For those bridges, it is recommended that you go into first-person mode. You can't hit the bridge or nearby walls, or it won't count. You also need to move quickly under them, or it won't count either. You don't need to go real fast, but a moderate, steady speed is recommended. Take it slow when approaching so you can line yourself up correctly over the water, then gently tilt your aircraft forward so you can make a smooth run under the bridge.

1. [BLC-B1] - Location: Great Ocean Highway over Lago Zancudo.
   Neighborhood: Lago Zancudo.
   Map: (E-2).
   Notes: This is a low bridge, so gently fly over the water and speed under.
2. [BLC-B2] - Location: A curved bridge on Route 68 just southwest of Fort Zancudo Approach Rd.
   Neighborhood: Lago Zancudo.
   Map: (E-3).
   Notes: Approach from the south and use first-person view.
3. [BLC-B3] - Location: A wooden covered bridge east of [BLC-B2] and north of the intersection of Zancudo Grande Valley and Route 68.
   Neighborhood: Zancudo River.
   Map: (D-4).
   Notes: Another low and narrow bridge. Use first-person view here.
4. [BLC-B4] - Location: Route 68 bridge over a dirt road southeast of [BLC-B3].
   Neighborhood: Zancudo River.
   Map: (D-4).
   Notes: Again, another low and narrow bridge that requires the use of first-person view.
5. [BLC-B5] and [BLC-B6] - Location: Road and railroad bridges at the southwest corner of the Alamo Sea.
   Neighborhood: Zancudo River.
   Map: (D-4).
   Notes: The first bridge is fairly low, but the next bridge is even lower. Approach from the southwest and get real low to the water as you go under the first bridge, which will prepare you for the next. First-person view is required here. There is no error at all for the second bridge. You'll be flying inches off of the water as you go under. This is probably one of the toughest bridges to fly under.
6. [BLC-B7] - Location: The Fort Zancudo Approach Rd. bridge.
   Neighborhood: Fort Zancudo.
   Map: (E-3).
   Notes: Another low bridge. Using first-person view is recommended.
7. [BLC-B8] - Location: Great Ocean Highway over Cassidy Creek.
   Neighborhood: Raton Canyon.
   Map: (C-3).
8. [BLC-B9] - Location: Large railroad bridge over Cassidy Creek.
   Neighborhood: Cassidy Creek.
   Map: (C-4).
9. [BLC-B10] - Location: Wooden bridge just southeast of the Cult Compound.
   Neighborhood: Chiliad Mountain State Wilderness.
   Map: (C-3).
   Notes: Approach this one from the north. Gently drop down to just under the bridge.