Locals named it "El Caminito del Rey," or the King's Little Pathway. Jon Nazca/Reuters The boardwalk hangs 100 meters above the water, providing breathtaking views of Spain's natural beauty.

According to Spain's The Local, since the trail's grand reopening, more than 600,000 adrenaline junkies, 69 percent of whom were foreign travelers, have flocked to Caminito del Rey, resulting in a ...

Caminito del Rey is said to provide stunning views of the gorge—including a special glass platform for a look down below—for those brave enough to walk the walk, situated above a 300-foot drop.

This terrifying mountain pathway where five tourists fell and died is now on Google Street View. El Caminito del Rey was a popular trek for daring adventurers because it winds its way through a ...

Caminito del Rey: Spain reopens 'world's scariest walkway' in the Gorge of Gaitanes that claimed five lives. Hikers who dare will once again be able to tackle the King's little pathway which was ...

For the construction of the new Caminito del Rey, 15,000 wooden planks have been used, along with 1,500 meters of braided stainless steel mesh and a team of 12 climbers, around 20 laborers, R&D ...