Our country enjoys enormous spectacularity in terms of landscapes and routes. Throughout the Spanish geography, we can find enclaves that leave anyone amazed. Daring to travel any of these paths is up to each individual, but we guarantee that the subsequent satisfaction is immensely greater than the fear you may have.

Distance view of the Montfalcó staircase


On another occasion we talked about some of the Hiking routes to do in Spain, which we recommend in case this thing about heights and strong emotions suits you.Let's get to the point. We list 5 routes, 5 of the most dangerous trails in Spain and the entire world. Routes on the edge of the cliff and all impressive. Will you join us?

1. Montfalcó Footbridge (Huesca)

Our first stop is in the north of Spain, specifically in Huesca. This staircase embedded in the rock of the mountain is intimidating at first glance. Almost 300 steps will take you to the top (if you make it) to about 80 meters high. A challenge for any adventurer! This is a historic section that connects Montfalcón with La Noguera.

Stairs of the Montfalcó Footbridge


When you get to the top, the views of the entire Montsec mountain range and the lake are spectacular. Don't worry because safety is guaranteed but if you are a person with vertigo, we do not recommend it. Yes, it is SPECTACULAR. We leave you with a video so you can see part of the walkways and their surroundings.


If you are interested in hiking routes, you can also take a look at all the companies that organize them in the area

2. Cares Route (León-Asturias)

Also in the north of the country, we stopped on one of the best-known trails in all of northern Spain. Its spectacular nature and unparalleled beauty make this route one of the most visited. Known as the "Divine Throat", in its day it was the only way to communicate Puente Poncebos in Asturias with Posada de Valdeón< /em> in León.

View of sections on La Ruta del Cares


In the past it was considered a dangerous route, which is why during its construction in 1916 some workers died from falling into the void.A tour of approximately11 kilometerswhich lasts about 4 hours. Currently it is considered suitable for everyone with some sections more complicated than others although we nevertheless recommend always going on the side of the mountain close to it. A selfie? That's your decision. Its highest point is around 500 meters. We leave you with this spectacular video of the route recorded with a drone.



3.Los Cahorros de Monachil (Granada)

We traveled to the south of the country, specifically to the ancient kingdom of Granada to come across one of the most spectacular hiking routes in our country. Its dangerous part that makes it included in this list is the suspension bridge more than sixty meters high with everything that it entails.

View of the bridge on the Cahorros de Monachil route


It runs through the canyon of the Monachil River with spectacular views of the valley and later of the gorge. Not suitable for the faint of heart, at least that part. Still totally recommended.

4. Caminito del Rey (Málaga)

Who doesn't know or has heard of the Caminito del Rey? In its day it was considered the MOST DANGEROUS path IN THE WORLD. Located in the Gaitantes Gorge, this path was closed due to its danger for 15 years. It dates back to 1905 and owes its name to King Alfonso XIII.

Spectacular view of a section of the Caminito del Rey


Reopened to the public a few years ago, it is no longer considered as dangerous but is equally impressive. There has been much debate regarding this topic. Here we leave you a video of what the road was like before the reform. It was really impressive as well as dangerous.


Nowadays it is much safer and still just as spectacular. Would you take a selfie here?

5. Mao River Canyon (Ourense)



We finished the photo session with a route that was no less spectacular than the others. We are talking about a spectacular route in Pena Ribeira Sacra and not because of its difficulty, but because of the height of its wooden bridge, which in some sections is close to a hundred meters high.

Mao River Canyon


Classified as low difficulty, it is an impressive trail that shows you the Galician landscape of the area. Suitable for all ages and during all times of the year.

And you? Where wouldn't you take a selfie?