You would have to be crazy to hike this trail!

[01XJ]

This is insane! Make sure you watch the whole thing! [YOUTUBE]MjmiGsxlh7w[/YOUTUBE]

 

[jeep-N-montero]

And mute your speakers, the music is annoying. Cool video though.

 

[YOUKNOW]

I wouldn't want to be there on a rainy day! Where is that?

 

[Brett]

 

[scrogg]

Damn, can't believe someone(s) built a path of that sort. Thats alot of concrete and steel for what it is. Not to mention the location...

 

[DOSS]

give me a plane ticket there and I will do my own video for you all

 

[Tacoma]

Let me look into that, Scott.

EDIT: I forgot, R

 

[SAMI]

Link?

 

[Tacoma]

I'm too lazy to search, but I'm inspired. Let me look. I KNOW this has been on here before.

 

[EROK81?]

give me a plane ticket there and I will do my own video for you all

Same here. That looks like fun.

 

[kmboren]

After seeing this on KSL after seeing it here I went to the comments and found where it is located. It is El Camino del Rey I guess you can Wikipedia it and it gives a lot more details.

 

[Rot Box]

I'd love to hit that on the dirt bike!






:sick:

 

[offroadlogan]

x2

 

[NoTrax]

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caminito_del_Rey

 

[Caleb]

Yeah, it's a old video, I've seen it a couple times. I don't think it'd be that scary, there's also safety cables to tie in to along most of it if you were that worried about it.

 

[4554x4]

I would love to walk that... after the repairs are made!

 

[Coco]

not for me...I HATE heights.....a couple of those spots where there is no path, that would be really scary, to balance on that steel, and know your life is really in your "feet"

 

[YOUKNOW]

I would be freaked out that the concrete would give way while I was on top of it. Especially in the thinner spots where it had already broken away.