Wiktionary
alt. A bridge constructed chiefly of rope. n. A bridge constructed chiefly of rope.
WordNet
n. a bridge consisting of ropes
Wikipedia
A rope bridge is a bridge constructed chiefly of rope. In its simplest form, it can be one or two ropes that bridge a river, enabling the traveller to be supported in their crossing and not be swept away. One rope above another, for feet and hands, may be referred to as a commando bridge.
More complicated rope bridges can involve the use of multiple ropes, and boards as footpaths. One of the most complex examples of a culture using these as permanent, rather than temporary crossings, is the Inca civilization.
An 1853 watercolor by Manuel María Paz shows two men crossing a rope bridge over the Igara Paraná River "made of wood and lianas".
Usage examples of "rope bridge".
Just as it had been at the rope bridge over the Great Deep, the Spawn could only come at the Seven single file, and thus the Rupt could not bring their great numbers to bear to their advantage.
I knew a long wiggly thing like a rope bridge couldn't fall far without getting caught on something.
The first rope bridge was being tautened within twenty minutes, and a security team went swarming across it.
Whoever it was you had watching the rope bridge will tell you that.
The rope bridge rose from the carpet of cloud below him and arced gracefully across the Gap, a spider's web between the twin worlds.
Master Li added rocks to his bucket until the weight was balanced, and I fixed the yoke on my shoulders and approached the rope bridge.
Now the ranger was up on a rope bridge that ran north-south, fastening a line of crossbows along the western supports.