World's Scariest Hikes

No mention of the Inca Trail heading out and over from Macchu Picchu? Breaks in trail where you have to cross on logs, narrow, muddy 2’ wide trail with 1,ooo foot drop to river? ????????

What about the King’s Road in Spain? Don’t even know if you could even call it a trail any more. Looks like you’d have to rope up to be safe at all. See it on You Tube.

The King’s Road in Spain is indeed on the list. #5: “El Caminito del Rey, Spain”

You should try the GR92 in Spain, if you want cliff face coastal walking, not for the faint hearted.

LOL Rover’s Run! I guess that’s on here because of all the bear attacks. It’s a great running, mountain biking and xc skiing trail, when the bear’s aren’t around.

the El Caminito del Rey path was originally for hydroelectric power plant workers. It has three-foot-wide walkways hundreds of feet off the ground. Concrete sections have collapsed, leaving steel beams and rotting ledges exposed. Old cables bolted to the cliff provide some grip as trespassing hikers make their way along the route.

So it’s mostly an abandoned industrial pathway up in the mountains, the danger being mostly from the rotting man-made structures. Meh.

You are missing Huntington Ravine in Mt Washington in New Hampshire. Mt Washington is the 8th most dangerous mountain in the world right behind Everest.

Please send pictures of Mt.Huashan if you have to http://www.travelnut.me/mt-huashan, they would be included there with your link.

Is 1 (Half Dome) or 10 (Kokoda Track) the scariest?