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Many deaths and injuries are due to inexperience, lack of prep, poor decision making &/or weather. The trails themselves, are what they are. 9/10 it's the hikers that make a hike dangerous.

In terms of hiking in Hawaii, Kalalau isn’t even top 20 most dangerous trails. The Ko’olau Summit Trail makes Kalalau look like a casual stroll in a park by comparison. Kalalau seems more dangerous in terms of statistics because it’s one of the most popular hikes in the state

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it would be interesting to know if person whos record Karel shattered had a team of 9 people like Karel did.

Why did you put "several deaths" for some of the casualty numbers instead of hard numbers?

This guy is extreme!

I hiked Mt. Washington a dozen times via every route. Tuckerman is the one you send your friend up when they bail on Huntington Ravine. In fact, Tuckerman is the easiest route up Washington. Sections of Huntington are as close to technical rock climbing as you can get without rope. My favorite trail of all time.

The pronunciation shows this is a computer generated narration.

Angel’s landing didn’t have any safety rails/chains whatever in 1975, when I did it and it still wasn’t dangerous unless you were extremely retarded.

They are just some famous hiking trails with a few risks(strong wind/a little exposure/slippery conditions), but not the "most dangerous" at all.

Most of these, Mist, Bright Angel, Angels Landing are just because they attract tourists who have little to no actual experience and act like idiots. Capitol and maybe Half Dome are the only ones that are innately dangerous. Lots of accidents "near" mist trail but almost never on it. Climbing up the waterfall, isn't part of the actual trail. It's stupid tourists being stupid. Virtually everyone that has died on Angels Landing did so because of their own reckless behavior that had nothing to do with the actual trail.

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Having hiked to the top of Mt. Washington many times I can say the Tuckerman Ravine trail is the most popular but not the most dangerous. Weather aside, trails like the Huntington Ravine trail is more dangerous, a section of it is a rock climb.

Mist Trail on this list is a joke.

Bright Angel is a HIGHWAY -- congested with more people than you'd ever want to find on a hiking trail -- just don't do it in mid-summer

The death toll for the Tuckerman Ravine Trail on Mt Washington is no where near the 150 lives lost listed on the video. That figure is for the entire mountain area and most of those are during winter conditions and bad weather exposure (can happen even in middle of summer here). Yes, the trail is steep and treacherous but it cannot claim all the lives lost in the wider area over the hundreds of years that people have been visiting the area.

Most dangerous hikes in the US?... down to my neighborhood 7-11 at 2am

You have to include Cactus to Clouds, Palm Springs!

Mt Washington’s wind speed record was broken in 1996. Also on earth is a bit of stretch as tornadoes can cause winds far above 300mph.

Great stuff!

Didn’t know England hold trails like this!

Beautiful hikes and country!!

Some of these trails looks pretty interesting! Scary stuff

I was surprised that the trail to Camp Muir on Mt Rainier wasn't on this list. I have seen it on other similar lists. This trail gives people an illusion of safety because you can look back and see the visitor center from many places on this trail. So it FEELS like you are still close to safety. However, the weather can change rapidly up on Mt Rainier and many people get lost in whiteout conditions and succumb to the cold or walk off a cliff.

I've been on 4 of these : Half Dome, Mist Trail, Kalalau, and Bright Angel GC. Bright Angel isn't that bad, just long with lots of steps. There is plenty of water available. The South Kaibab trail is probably worse because it has no water and is more exposed to the sun. The Mist Trail isn't so bad either. You just have to step carefully and wear proper shoes. The danger on Half Dome and Angel's Landing would be alleviated if people would wear a harness and tether to attach to the safety cable or chain. Longs Peak CO is a pretty gnarly trail on the Narrows and final ascent to the top.

Absolutely breathtaking trails my friend, this looks spectacular!

I have only just started watching, and already there is an error that I noticed straight away. The Overland track in Tasmania runs through the Cradle Mountain - Lake St Clair National Park. The Walls of Jerusalem National Park is a separate national park and the Overland Track does not run through it.

I don’t know if I think Roslagsleden places on a top 10. But it’s one of the most accessible hikes and most of its eleven day trips are both children friendly and beautiful (in the summer at least). And I think all of its day trips starts and stops near public transportation.

What about the famous AAWT?

The Isle of Skye looks incredible 😮

Is this some kind of chat GPT generated content? Absolutely generic common sense “information”

These all look amazing, but Schneeberg looks really incredible, especially with the Zahnradbahn railway

Highly underrated hiking destination

Looks incredible!

Abel Tasman Coast Track looks incredible! Love these videos. Keep em coming!

good list. also it is "high"son not "hey"son

Make sure to be informed about the mosquito situeation where/when you go. It can be a nightmare.

Great tips!

4:13 I live down there

Great video! The footage is amazing. I think the Caminito del Ray looks the coolest, but they all look like spectacular hikes.

Repeated yourself a bit there, my guy.

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I have never seen any weapons/guns in these hiking essential videos 🙄

Is it just me ? I didn't really get anything out of this vdo

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I started in Le Puy en Velay when I did the GR65, its a beautiful village! Even after French people told me over and over again, i still cant pronounce Le Puy en Velay 😂

I Think Tiveden on Bergslagsleden is unique, it has original Woods untouched for hundreds of years, and stunning turquiose lakes.

No mention of the Rheinsteig? I am planning to do that this summer. I haven't tried the Eifelsteig either but it sounds interesting. Moreover, there are the longer trails that sometimes incorporate parts of the ones mentioned here, like Fernwanderweg E1 and E3 as well as the pilgrimage routes Jakobsweg Via Scandinavia and Via Romea Germanica. Germany is a hiker's paradise and I will return many times!