Those who enjoy seeking challenges will experience pleasure when conquering mountain climbing journeys scattered throughout the continent of Europe.

One of the most risky climbing routes in this country and continent is El Caminito del Rey. Famous as the "Path of Death," this route was closed for 15 years after a tragic accident occurred. This climbing route stretches for about five miles, allowing climbers to enjoy the view of open fields, cliffs, and canyons for about an hour.

The stunning natural beauty becomes an experience that is greatly enjoyed when hiking. The hiking journey spans 75 miles. The entire route of Alta Via 1 takes about 10 days. This route can consist of narrow and steep paths, especially because the hike is done at an altitude of 9,000 feet.

The Swiss Alps are known more by ski enthusiasts for their amazing slopes rather than risky climbing routes. During the summer, nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts seek new challenges in climbing the Trift Bridge. The most popular route is from the Triftbahn Peak Station. This opportunity provides a chance to enjoy the experience of crossing the Trift Bridge, a suspension bridge that towers 330 feet high and stretches up to 560 feet long.

One of the most challenging and risky routes is Route 20. This route has been equipped with chains beforehand to support climbers in facing its extreme level of danger. With a length of approximately 112 miles, completing this route can take up to two weeks.

This climb is suitable for those who are seeking thrills and want to experience their heart pounding with every step. The steep terrain and narrow ridges, with an elevation exceeding 3,000 feet, make it challenging. Anoach Eagach Ridge is only six miles long, but even a small mistake can result in a fatal accident.

This journey covers a distance of 11 miles, connecting Nordkapp with Knivskjellodden. In about six hours, you will be treated to breathtaking views of a path filled with green, blue, and rocks. Winter is not the right time to embark on this journey due to snow and limited visibility.

If you want to enjoy the sea view while hiking, Faja dos Padres in Portugal is the solution. This 4-mile hiking journey is breathtaking, but also potentially dangerous. The trail is narrow, the cliffs are slowly starting to collapse, and the height reaches about 1,900 feet. Hiking takes a few hours, but it is important to remember: walk carefully and slowly.

This area is one of the oldest nature reserves in the Czech Republic. There are various trails available. Although not too difficult, they still require caution. The view of the crumbling castle, unique rock formations, and breathtaking natural panorama is truly worth fully enjoying.