Worlds scariest path
 

http://www.wimp.com/scariestpath/

I love how he steps near huge holes broken away like there's no risk of it caving :1orglaugh:Oh crap:Oh crap:Oh crap:Oh crap:Oh crap

Anyone got the who/what/when/where/why on this? lol

that's crazy... you'd never catch me on that path

Whoa some has a dead wish, those rocks don't look healthy :1orglaugh

Damn that's just insane.. I was thinking at first, ahh it's not too bad.. that was till I started seeing holes in the cement and large pieces missing.

The one thing I did keep thinking of though, was someone had to build that..

Don't let Quantum-X see this!

The path less traveled.

fuck that .....

Damn!!! Thats crazy.....

pretty sick, even somewhat scary to watch

The is one of the craziest things I have ever seen!!!!

http://www.environmentalgraffiti.com...the-world/1247

The area of El Chorro situated in the south of Spain is renowned amongst travelers and mountain hikers for its stunning scenery and climbs, yet this is not the main attraction on offer, El Chorro is host to one of the most dangerous walkways in the world, built by workers to transport materials between the Chorro and Gaitanejo Falls.
Amid the beautiful scenery, the El Chorro gorge is also host to a few caves which have began to excite many archaeologists. One cave named ?Trinidad Grund? contains cave paintings that may date back 25.000 years.

Nevertheless, it is most known for its hair rasing walkway constructed in the early 1920?s, known as El Camino del Rey This path is flanked on the right side by a huge gorge and the other has no handrail offering no protection from falling kilometers down. To make matters worse, it hasn?t been maintained for several decades ? some parts of the walkway have fallen increasing its potential fatality.

As you can imagine, many travelers and adventurers have walked the path, but local authorities were forced to close the King?s walkway to the public after a number of tourists lost their lives in the venture.

The Spanish officials say they will provide the necessary funding for the restoration of the King?s walkway. After maintenance is completed, the path may be reopened to tourists, but you have the chance to take a few nervous steps on it, I leave you with this breathtaking video:

thats amazing, id do it

Wow. That's scary. Footage looks like a 3d action game from first person perspective. Ex. Quake 2 / Half-life

see that they are tied to, but still ...

Haha! True that :1orglaugh

uh ... I can't watch that any more ...

Reminds me of Uncharted 2,which I'm playing at the moment. Wonder how many people fallen off.

Mount HuaShan up in dis mofo
https://youtube.com/watch?v=4nq0vtU-LVc

damn ...

holy shit, some people are risk takers for sure

hell fucking no would I walk that path. I am terrified of heights, but I'm intrigued by the video and can't stop watching it. the camera guy is completely relaxed and that makes it more interesting. also seeing the looks on some of the other people's faces when he passes. wow.

I wonder how many people tried to walk it while drunk

i wonder how they built that

Screw that! Hell No!

I just got inspired....

Madness. I wouldn't just be wondering if I'd slip and fall all by myself, but whether the next section was going to give way while I was standing on it......

Most of those holes looked boot sized, but at least one looked more human sized... :helpme

That aint shit... check this out:

https://youtube.com/watch?v=HZ3VfV6UVJs

https://youtube.com/watch?v=bT24RfutkjY

Even with clipping onto that safety wire, it would be scary as hell.

I'd hate to be the person who finds the one loose anchor.

i get nightmares about these things

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Worlds Scariest Path

i know right, most of us cant shoot a pov scene that steady, self included. :upsidedow

looks like a level off tomb raider or something, but yeah some dudes had to build it, haul the materials, and pour the steps so just imagine that, and they probably did it for mere pesos or next to nothing

Bah that's pussy shit.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2324/...79d19c2f82.jpg

i was reading it was built in 1905, and inaugurated in 1921