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Very dangerous roads
The roads are really afraid of only one species, but people are always attracted to risk and danger. I'd like to look at the statistics of accidents.
Road travel Stelvio
Height - 2757 meters
Location - in the Italian Alps, close to the Swiss border. (The road connects the Valtellina with the upper Adige valley and Merano),
In the Alps, there are other exciting road. For example Grimsel travel around Switzerland.
View sverzu to travel Furka:
The old road to the Gotthard Pass, Switzerland - still open for the passage of
Some would say that such roads in Europe is very safe for traffic. But it is worth remembering about such phenomena as rockfall, snow and you are unlikely to want to have these mountains:-)
Italian Alps abound in such dangerous roads. Here is an example of Lombardy.
Slovenian mountain roads are narrow and even more are in the worst condition, but it only reinforces the feeling.
Roads charming fjord in Norway.
Living in small towns and villages in the country of the fjord, people are forced to use a car that would be purchased in nearby shops. This causes people to drive on such roads unthinkable.
Trollstigen - Trollstigen
Legend has it - the trolls do not have cars, so they built a ladder to climb this mountain ... hordes of tourists, despite a 9 percent slope of the road here that are going to see a beautiful waterfall and an amazing view from the top.
Another Gem Fjord - Road Lysebotn
So it only makes sense to go further - and an excursion to the most exciting part of the rock in the universe - Prekestolen, or Scala Pulpits.
Height of about 1000 meters
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Road travel Stelvio
Height - 2757 meters
Location - in the Italian Alps, close to the Swiss border. (The road connects the Valtellina with the upper Adige valley and Merano),
In the Alps, there are other exciting road. For example Grimsel travel around Switzerland.
View sverzu to travel Furka:
The old road to the Gotthard Pass, Switzerland - still open for the passage of
Some would say that such roads in Europe is very safe for traffic. But it is worth remembering about such phenomena as rockfall, snow and you are unlikely to want to have these mountains:-)
Italian Alps abound in such dangerous roads. Here is an example of Lombardy.
Slovenian mountain roads are narrow and even more are in the worst condition, but it only reinforces the feeling.
Roads charming fjord in Norway.
Living in small towns and villages in the country of the fjord, people are forced to use a car that would be purchased in nearby shops. This causes people to drive on such roads unthinkable.
Trollstigen - Trollstigen
Legend has it - the trolls do not have cars, so they built a ladder to climb this mountain ... hordes of tourists, despite a 9 percent slope of the road here that are going to see a beautiful waterfall and an amazing view from the top.
Another Gem Fjord - Road Lysebotn
So it only makes sense to go further - and an excursion to the most exciting part of the rock in the universe - Prekestolen, or Scala Pulpits.
Height of about 1000 meters
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