A 1-meter-wide path on flat ground already feels narrow — who would dare walk on one suspended over a cliff?! Spain’s King’s Pathway is known as the “world’s most dangerous hike” and has long been a magnet for thrill-seeking mountaineers from around the globe. According to foreign media reports, the pathway is expected to reopen in early 2015 after renovation. Due to several fatal accidents involving adventurers in the past, the revamped trail now features safety railings, making it somewhat less daring than before.
The most thrilling cliffside trail to reopen — just 1 meter wide, perched on a canyon ledge
According to recent reports, the King’s Pathway may reopen between January and February 2015, and will be free to the public for three months before ticketing begins. The admission fee has not yet been determined. The Malaga Council has stated that to ensure visitor safety, daily visitor numbers to the King’s Pathway will be limited.