Pailon del Diablo Waterfall, Ecuador.
Translated to English, the name means the "Devil's Cauldron". These steep stairs are made from smooth, oversize pebbles with hardly any traction. Married with the spray of water from waterfall makes this a great challenge. Hold on tight!
Haiku Stairs, Oahu, Hawaii
These stairs are part of the "Forbidden" trail and are not legally open to the public but that does not stop the intrepid hiker!
San Juan de Gaztelugatxe, Spain.
Cross the narrow stone bridge and climb the 231 stone steps to find the Romenesque chapel that is said to be used as a fortress by the Templars in the 14th century.
Sagrada Familia, Barcelona.
Gaudi's unfinished cathedral features a tightly-wound spiral staircase with no railings. Warning signs advise against the climb if you suffer from respiratory or cardiac problems!
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