El Caminito del Rey
From Wikipedia: "El Caminito del Rey is a walkway or via ferrata, now fallen into disrepair, pinned along the steep walls of a narrow gorge in El Chorro, near Álora in Málaga, Spain". Check out this awesome footage!
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haha that awsum never seen anything like it.
agree with you 'aliquantulus' would make a great set for a film like the hills have eyes 3 :-P
wow.. was made/ finished in 1905 but closed in 1999 because four ppl died.
6. banzemanga 5 years ago
Yes, completely awesome. In movies or in fiction, adventure is usually present and i thought that was a silly thing. But after this footage i feel how great was adventure and that such place is someplace worth to visit before i die.
This one is hardest to see :
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x4u5c0_caminito-del-rey-le-chemin-des-rois_travel
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14. nooitaf (admin) 5 years ago
this video is just awsome..
did he hold on the cords at all?
that balancing stuff is incredible!
:o
I'm quite sure that if i would survive this walk without falling i would be vomiting all the way
ALL THE WAY!
17. jenarmywife 5 years ago
that guy didn't appear to be using the the safety wire at all!! crazy! ![]()
19. lacroupade 5 years ago
totally awesome, my legs were turned to jelly- that guy has some SERIOUS balls...
That was simply amazing!!! It reminds me of another scary track in China seen here -> http://www.ssqq.com/ARCHIVE/vinlin27d.htm
Anyone know the actually name of the soundtrack for this clip?
That was simply amazing!!! It reminds me of another scary track in China seen here -> http://www.ssqq.com/ARCHIVE/vinlin27d.htm
Anyone know the actually name of the soundtrack for this clip?
I've watched this video three times now and it hasn't been any easier to watch now than the first time... and I will probably watch it some more, even when the butterflies in my stomach want to take off on their own flight!!
So, saying that, I am sending a link to all my kids (especially the ones who have a problem with heights!) and I can almost tell you their comments... they'll sound like the rest of you! And I can almost promise you that at least one grandchild will say, "Cool!! Let's go!!"
Intriguingly freaky
You wouldn't catch me walking there, or you'd have to promise me a couple of million pounds, I wouldn't do it for 1 million, nuhuh ![]()
27. teamoranqe 3 years ago
The climber's name is Daniel Lahnen. Apparently he has walked this trail twice. Once while tethered to the line and once without. I can't imagine trying this while tethered and deciding it wasn't a big enough thrill and going again without a safety line ![]()
29. ArmlessSoldier 3 years ago
reminds me of half-life 2 not sure why though might be the way they make the paths you need to take not so obvious
34. loadrunner 2 years ago
It made me feel very uncomfortable, when he stepped on the iron bar next to the broken concrete
This particular video was filmed 3 years ago by Daniel Ahnen, A brilliantly rising climber and filmmaker who lost his life last year in the Indian Himalayan Mountains when he fell into a crevice. Rescuers couldn't reach him and his body was never recovered. He deserves the credit for this as well as others he's posted. He posted another in 2010 with original sound and HD quality. It can be found on his YouTube site here: http://youtu.be/hlw6Yk4WT2I
Spending just 10 minutes on his site observing the videos lets you know what kind of person Daniel was. May he rest in peace having died doing what he loved.
36. SteveClimbs 65 days ago
We did this walk with a group called barbary rock adventures last year. You should look at their video. They made us super safe, it was awesome.









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1. Aliquantulus 5 years ago
Holy shit! That's crazy!
Can someone please tell me why someone hasn't made a movie there yet?
(Could it have something to do with the ridiculous cost of insuring everyone makin' the movie?) XD