Most Dangerous Trails in the World

26 July, 2024

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Trek to the world's highest peak. Extreme altitudes, unpredictable weather, and rugged terrain make this a perilous journey.

Mount Everest Base Camp, Nepal

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A gruelling 25-day trek through the Himalayas. Known for its high passes, severe weather, and isolation.

The Snowman Trek, Bhutan

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Navigate steep rock faces and narrow ledges. This trek requires technical climbing skills and resilience.

Drakensberg Traverse, South Africa

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A historical trek with dense jungle, torrential rains, and sweltering heat. Only for the brave-hearted.

Kokoda Track, Papua New Guinea

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Climb steep, narrow steps to a peak above Machu Picchu. The sheer drop-offs and dizzying heights are not for the faint-hearted.

Huayna Picchu, Peru

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A challenging climb with steep ascents and cables to navigate. The sheer granite face and exposed pathways make this trek treacherous.

Half Dome, Yosemite National Park, USA

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At an altitude of 20,182 feet, this trek in Ladakh is one of India's highest peaks. The thin air, freezing temperatures, and challenging climbs make it extremely dangerous.

Stok Kangri Trek, India

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