Connected Sites
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ladder-climbing as part of the regular tours
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'open' elevator in the bridge pillar
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Levada 25 Fontes and the Cabo do Risco trails
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"it is necessary to descend a vertical ladder through a trap door whilst wearing a helmet and a safety harness in order to go down"
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steep cable car ride
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staircases without a railing
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Stone Forests ("The push of people trying to reach the highest vantage points, often quite precipitously located")
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climb to the Monastery
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"there are few handrails, you can fall off the ramparts, into the dungeon, well"
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Cuevas del Rey ("if you don't have a head for heights don't even try visiting it"), but also some of the paths to other caves can be vertigo-inducing
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Footpath along the canal: "there are railings on the side with the path but there is no barrier on the other side, just a sheer drop from canal to the valley below"
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The uphill walk to the site is regarded as "uncomfortable"
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Steep cable car ride
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New Entrance Tour
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Klavže na Belci water barrier
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Although 200,000 people climb Fujisan yearly and the hike is considered to be easy to moderate in difficulty, the descent through long ash paths can be scary.
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Grand Tsingy of Tsingy de Bemaraha ("rock, ladders, chasms, stone steps, steel cables, and the constant fear of falling and getting injured")
