This see-through bridge in Canada's Jasper National is completely safe to walk on, but you're going to feel at least a little bit of a rush seemingly walking on air. The

skywalk can be enjoyed year 'round, with snow-capped hills in the winter and gorgeous greenery below in the summer. 

This cliff-face trail in China leads to a beautiful temple and will probably make you feel like Indiana Jones as you climb. Rising fatalities and amounts of visitors led to increased safety measures

in recent years, so it's mostly safe to hike the trail, but still quite thrilling.

This treacherous destination is located at the Victoria Falls in Zambia, and while it's not to dangerous to simply go swimming, the closer you get the edge, the more likely you

are to tip over the side. Be careful!

You can actually hike to the bottom anytime you like, it's just not recommended. While it's not too treacherous of a trail and you get some beautiful views, the heat can

get to you. Also, it's a heck of a lot easier to go down than up, and you might end up biting off more than you can chew.

These sheer cliffs drop straight into the sea, and with no guardrails you need to be really careful when visiting. Still, their beauty and the salty sea air (and ancient

castles!) is enough to risk it! 

This location is more chilling than traditionally terrifying, but it will give you a rush all the same. While there are several castles associated with the literary legend of Dracula, this castle has

fully embraced it and offers tours.

That name...get your mind out of the gutter. This place can be safe as long as you dive too deep into the actual sinkhole part of the attraction. Stay near

the top and you won't suffer the fate of many super-experienced divers.

The 'Troll's Tongue" is really misnamed. The name makes it sound ugly, but, come on, look at that view! 

The trail can be dangerous if you're not careful, but the end result is this breathtaking Peruvian village! 

This Hawaiian island trail can be dangerous if you don't know what you're doing, but it leads to beautiful beaches that the general public can't reach. It's definitely worth the

2-day journey.