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[Rezbit]

So epic, but I couldn't. Too scary.

 

[Blearth]

Looks awesome. I'd do it in a heartbeat.

 

[xbhaskarx]

It can handle little Chinese villagers but what about overweight western tourists?

 

[ClassyPenguin]

In an instant.

 

[Funky Papa]

Similarly, I'd encourage you to walk the Caminito del Rey in Spain.

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

Caminito del Rey is basically Ico IRL.

 

[Log4Girlz]

It can handle little Chinese villagers but what about overweight western tourists?

Hahahahahaha HAAAA *wipes away tears*

Right, like they'll even try.

 

[spliced]

Similarly, I'd encourage you to walk the Caminito del Rey in Spain.

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

The youtube videos of that freaky enough.

 

[Blablurn]

Hell no :/

 

[Dead Man]

Similarly, I'd encourage you to walk the Caminito del Rey in Spain.

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

Yeah, that one really freaks me out.

 

[maquiladora]

No thanks.

 

[Always-honest]

Would love to!.

I love Klettersteiging.

 

[Leckan]

Similarly, I'd encourage you to walk the Caminito del Rey in Spain.

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

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[Zevenberge]

This looks so awesome. I want to do it.

 

[firehawk12]

Photos I took in Hua Mountain

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The main route is not that bad, you can walk in one day. It's one of the five famous mountains. I would say its worth one visit but not repeat visit like the Yellow Mountain. Can't comment on the Chang Kong Cliff.

Do people live on the mountain? Or are all those structures just for the tourists?

 

[Xanathus]

"Doesn't look that bad... (sees third picture) fuuuuuuuuck."

 

[ItAintEasyBeinCheesy]

Probably not, I fucking hate stairs.

 

[Marvie_3]

Fuck yes I would. Looks like fun.

 

[zon]

Sure. It would definitely be a memorable experience.

 

[tino]

Do people live on the mountain? Or are all those structures just for the tourists?

There are temples all around the mountain but people don't like on upper mountain.

Villages do carry food and drink to the upper levels everyday. This is the difference between China and the US. When you go hiking in China, you expect you can buy snacks and soft drinks in just about anywhere.

 

[Ogni-XR21]

Probably not.

I'm thinking if I was actually there I might consider it, but looking at the last few pics on my comfy couch I really don't feel like it.

 

[firehawk12]

There are temples all around the mountain but people don't like on upper mountain.

Villages do carry food and drink to the upper levels everyday. This is the difference between China and the US. When you go hiking in China, you expect you can buy snacks and soft drinks in just about anywhere.

So it's basically become a tourist-driven economy then? That's really funny, considering.

 

[zerotol]

Similarly, I'd encourage you to walk the Caminito del Rey in Spain.

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

Looked it up on Youtube. Whoever filmed this has balls o steel. The pathways are falling apart

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmDhRvvs5Xw

 

[Watevaman]

No way. Those walkways in the rock may be super stable but with my luck one would break when I stepped on it.

 

[Fred-87]

No, i trust myself that i can climb/walk.. but i dont trust others, in this case the people who builded that walk

 

[justjohn]

The amazing thing about this is the original people who built it in the first place. I womder how many died constructing that wooden floor.

 

[NekoFever]

I can handle the steps and the crevices, and heights don't bother me, but the rickety little wooden platforms? Fuck that. I wouldn't trust those if I was five feet off the ground.

 

[Brian Fellows]

No thank you.

 

[TwiztidElf]

Nope. I wouldn't even ride in a lift in China.

 

[Kikujiro]

This is a nice video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHtR75Tdol4

 

[Kite]

This is a nice video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHtR75Tdol4

Holy shit my balls shriveled up and retreated inward while watching that, nope wouldn't do it in a million years.

 

[hom3land]

There are temples all around the mountain but people don't like on upper mountain.

Villages do carry food and drink to the upper levels everyday. This is the difference between China and the US. When you go hiking in China, you expect you can buy snacks and soft drinks in just about anywhere.

Can confirm you can buy a coke on the great Wall of china

 

[Seanspeed]

I probably couldn't handle it. Doing construction, I had to get over working high up on ladders and on roofs, but this is just something else.

I also dont think most of you guys saying "Well if I had a harness" would really understand until you got up there that the idea of a harness probably wouldnt be enough to overcome your crippling mental block of being so incredibly high up. I'm sure some of you could, but probably not a very big percentage.

 

[LuchaShaq]

I've been bungie jumping but I would not walk that no way.

 

[Uncle Rupee]

Jackie Chan: stunt master

 

[vagabondarts]

This looks awesome, I want to do it and don't want to at the same time.
How cool would it be to actually do it? It would be amazing!

 

[Credo]

My hands and feet started tingling just by looking at the pictures. Not a chance.

 

[CrankyJay]

Nope....nope nope nope

 

[GodParticle]

Looks about up to par with their elevators, so....NOPE

 

[Szu]

I would do it, but my wife would be scared to death.

Hmmm, now I think I've finally found a place where I can place my video games in peace.

*Packs bag*

 

[Vestal]

*Applause* awesome gif good sir.

 

[The Interrobanger]

Doesn't even look that bad. I've done scarier trails (steeper inclines, no handrails, stairs just made out of rotting roots/planks) in British Columbia.

 

[MiKeD]

Definitely. Looks aswesome.