OT Staff
This vertigo-inducing trail features narrow wooden planks bolted to sheer cliffs, with minimal safety measures, offering breathtaking views and heart-pounding exposure.
Once dubbed the "world's most dangerous walkway," this path clings to steep gorge walls, with sections suspended over 100 m above the river below.
Hikers ascend this active volcano at night to witness the eerie blue flames, navigating toxic sulfur fumes and steep, slippery paths in darkness.
Traversing the rugged Nāpali Coast, this trail includes narrow paths along steep cliffs, frequent rockfalls, and treacherous river crossings that become deadly after rains.
This Himalayan trek involves walking over the frozen Zanskar River, with temperatures plummeting to -30 degrees Celsius, and the constant risk of ice breaking beneath one's feet.
Located in Canyonlands National Park, this remote labyrinth of canyons is notorious for its challenging navigation, leading many hikers to become disoriented and lost.
Spanning over 350 km and crossing multiple high-altitude passes, this dangerous trek tests endurance with unpredictable weather and remote, rugged terrain.
This unmarked trail along the Drakensberg escarpment involves steep ascents, unpredictable weather, and the use of chain ladders to navigate vertical cliffs.
This narrow ridge in the Scottish Highlands demands scrambling over exposed sections with sheer drops on either side, often in unpredictable weather conditions.
Connecting Paro and Thimphu, this high-altitude trek offers stunning Himalayan views but challenges hikers with steep climbs and unpredictable mountain weather.