marcos lopez (el 17/02/15 a las 12:10 am)

ostia tío indicaos por favor la música, como se llama me encanta.... la música de fondo el nombre gracias.- 

ada rodolfi (el 09/12/14 a las 1:13 am)

El Camino del Rey Per la follia di alcuni turisti che sfidano la morte per percorrere un sentiero semi abbandonato, appeso alle rocce del Desfiladeros de los Gaitanes, nella zona di Malaga. Il sentiero, che percorre un canyon a cento metri d’altezza su una parete a picco, era stato costruito nel 1905 per trasportare materiali per una centrale idroelettrica. Essendo stato inaugurato dal re di Spagna fu battezzato “ Caminito del Rey”.

Loli Navarro Campos (el 01/03/15 a las 3:56 pm)

El Camino del Rey [High Quality]: http://youtu.be/ZmDhRvvs5Xw

beautifulmicia (el 28/02/15 a las 4:58 am)

One of the best videos on YouTube. Caminito Del Rey is just as impressive looking up from the river. 

Yee Vee (el 08/12/14 a las 3:30 pm)

this helped with my constipation

Nancy Bee (el 23/09/14 a las 4:55 am)

For someone with a fear of heights (that'd be me!) this is an absolute nightmare ... but the scenery is so incredibly beautiful, and the courage of the people walking this path ... wow!!

FCA1975 (el 23/12/14 a las 8:51 am)

6:18 Looks like the last part (?) is the most difficult. I don't see any safety wire to keep you balanced in case you stumbled on those last few steps. lol I wonder if there is any newer video after the repairs that were done. I read up about this place and understand it was closed for a while, including at the time of this video posting. So is everyone on here is doing this illegally? Is anyone ever arrested/fined if it is?

as asa a (el 01/02/15 a las 3:17 pm)

In that area mexico this?

Cincuentopía (el 03/02/15 a las 9:25 am)

Impresionante recorrido por el Caminito del Rey, en la pared del Desfiladero de los Gaitanes, ubicado en El Chorro, a gran velocidad, con paredes verticales con más de 100 metros de caída. 

Monty B (el 12/01/15 a las 1:01 pm)

I did this about 10 years ago, had to sneak down the railway line to get in, and it really was arse-um! I've done lots of silly things before but this was the worst - all the others were supervised or organised or official in some way, whereas here it really is your responsibility. If you make a mistake, you're dead. If anything goes wrong, you're dead. And you'd have a few seconds to scream too, if you could breathe through the shock! When I went there was no-one else there and I only started worrying when I saw my friend walking round a corner ahead of me (approx 4 mins into this vid) and realised what she was walking on and what therefore I must have looked like too. Suddenly the mental control that allows us to overcome common sense began failing. Plus we came across a plaque to three lads who'd died there, not shown on the video, which was a sobering reality check. Ten years on and I'm 43 and watching this, my palms are sweating and I actually feel a little unwell. Would I do it again? Yes. But would I do it now? Hmmm. But what a brilliant film and it's brought back some extraordinary memories and tangible feelings! Tim, Montenegro