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#2 CAminito Del Ray (Spain)
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A walkway along a limestone gorge in El Chorro, El Caminito del Rey was named when Alfonso XIII of Spain crossed the dangerous pathway to open the Conde de Guadalhorce Dam in 1921. Despite several accidents, climbers try to reach the top.
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