The 24 Most Terrifying Places In the World to Look Down

[EOV]

There are some pretty good photo opportunities at these spots if you can overcome the vertigo. I hadn't seen this one posted yet, if it was feel free to delete. Enjoy.

The 24 Most Terrifying Places In The World To Look Down

 

[KmH]

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[KmH]

 

[480sparky]

And yet this one isn't' on the list.......

 

[D7K]

I'll stick to photography!

 

[CAP]

I do a lot of rock climbing in Arizona so heights don't brother me.

Heck i climb cell towers all the time with climbing gear i get great shots on them.

 

[sm4him]

Not just NO, but...

I refuse to even click the link, and I'm certainly not playing any of those videos! I get a little vertigo just thinking about it!

 

[sm4him]

I do a lot of rock climbing in Arizona so heights don't brother me.

Heck i climb cell towers all the time with climbing gear i get great shots on them.

Heights don't bother me either (nor do they brother me, lol).
The thought of FALLING from said heights…yep, that gets to me a bit. :lmao:

 

[ronlane]

Not just NO, but...

I refuse to even click the link, and I'm certainly not playing any of those videos! I get a little vertigo just thinking about it!

If you are that way, it's a good thing you didn't open it. I did and my stomach turned just looking at some of the pictures. Not sure that I could do a lot of those. Let alone take the photos.

 

[480sparky]

Heights don't bother me either (nor do they brother me, lol).
The thought of FALLING from said heights…yep, that gets to me a bit. :lmao:

What's wrong with falling? It doesn't hurt you, does it?

Of course not. And neither does the sudden stop at the end of the ride.



What hurts is your internal organs sloshing around during that rapid deceleration. THAT'S what hurts.

 

[KmH]

I'll stick to photography!

Ever wonder how they photograph what Alex does?

 

[PropilotBW]

You would think heights don't bother me. I am perfectly fine looking 7 miles straight down from the cockpit, but standing on the edge of a 1000' building looking down....no way!

 

[480sparky]

This is me........ two years ago.

 

[colnago1331]

<cheapbastardrant>A new one up in Alberta. I'm headed up to Edmonton in a few weeks. Thought about driving out to do this, but I'm not sure I want to pay to walk out on the damn thing. Why can't things like this just be free? </cheapbastardrant>

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[TreeofLifeStairs]

The only one of those that I've done is half dome in Yosemite. It is quite frightening. There's a feature at the top called "the diving board" that jets out and you can look down almost a full mile to the ground.