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30 Times People Posted Unnerving Pics Of Great Heights That Made Others Say “Hell No”
When it comes to heights, having a healthy dose of fear is completely natural. It is also linked to the fear of falling, which serves as a protective mechanism for most of us. However, some people seem to be fearless, pushing the boundaries of safety and even risking their lives by climbing to the edges of rooftops, rocky mountains, or even on a windowsill to reach a dirty spot on the ninth floor.
Today, we would like to present you with some of the craziest images from all over the internet that Bored Panda collected of adrenaline enthusiasts reaching unnerving heights. These experiences, which have either been photographed by others or documented by the daredevils themselves, can seem like an unattainable adventure for regular people, not to mention people with acrophobia (the fear of heights). So whether you are actually afraid of heights or simply are not a fan of putting your life at risk, these images will serve you as an adventure you would never take but could enjoy from the safety of solid ground.
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#1
Château Frontenac, Quebec City
Nicole Weymann 1 year ago
Currently at #19 this one would be the first I could get behind IF IT WEREN'T SNOWING. I love snow, but that roof must be slick as an oiled sheet of glass
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#2
Getting Up On The Wrong Side Of The Bed Is Not An Option
#3
Harihar Fort - A Moist, Steep Staircase In India
#4
On The Edge 1400 Feet Above Central Park
Tee with a Twist 1 year ago
I just got a unpleasant feeling in my lower gut. I am so afraid of heights.
#5
Say Cheese
#6
Cleaning The Blinds
#7
A Moment I’ll Never Forget. Sometimes The Timing Is Perfect And All The Elements Line Up For You. This Was One Of Those Times
#8
If My SO Suggested This Photo Idea, I'd Rather Be Single
Nicole Weymann 1 year ago
I can just hear either of them say "Life insurance? Why do you ask?"
#9
On Top Of The Stairs In Pico Tijuca, Brazil
Jayne Mcartney 1 year ago
I shouldn't have read this article. My stomach is feeling very very queezy. I couldn't help myself tho.
Binky Melnik 1 year ago (edited)
The lack of a handrail is making me think I’m about to have a nervous breakdown momentarily! Who would climb such a steep and skinny staircase with NO HANDRAIL?! And she’s effing around with a SELFIE STICK! I’m imagining the wind grabbing it and she makes a move to keep from losing it, and then she’s an ex-hiker.
Givemeabreak101 1 year ago
Some people think Angles Landing is scary. It's a walk in the park.
#10
Sunbathing On A Roof, What Could Go Wrong?
Sue Denham 1 year ago
Sudden earthquake, bee lands on you and you freak out, Freak gust of wind . . .
#11
Conquered My Fear Of Heights
#12
As A Person Who Is Afraid Of Heights I'm Not Sure If This Would Make It Easier Or More Difficult To Do Your Business In This Toilet
#13
In Brazil, There's An Apartment Building With A 40-Store Spiral Staircase Attached To The Outside Meant As A Fire Escape. What Scares You More? Fire Or Falling?
#14
This Would Scare The Hell Outta Me
#15
Hanging Out About ~130 Feet Up Above Deck On A Tall Ship
#16
Me Facing My Immense Fear Of Heights 103 Floors Up On The Willis Tower In Chicago! I Did It
#17
I Love Roof-Topping Photos. Does Anyone Have Any Good Ones?
#18
Fixing An AC Compressor On A Level 28 Ledge
#19
1.4-Mile Highline Walk
WORLD RECORD Highline with Nathan Paulin at Mont-Saint-Michel.
#20
Strong Performance
#21
Looking Down A Mine Shaft
#22
The View From High Rock Lookout, Washington State. Will Someone Please Close The Door?
#23
Exploring Some Of The Newer Crags On Kalymnos, Still Got The Goods After All These Years Of Development
#24
Ancient Arts - First Outdoor Climb, First Multi-Pitch Climb, First Climb On Ropes (I Do Indoor Bouldering)
#25
The Most Picturesque Climb In The Country
#26
Victory Over Fear Of Heights, 1000m
#27
Hanging Out 3,000 Feet Above The Golden Gate Bridge
#28
Pulpit Rock From Above With A Growing Crack. Not A Safety Rail In Sight
#29
Risky Shot
Sue Denham 1 year ago
If this is as precarious as it looks, buddy, you're an absolute rissole.
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A. HAM 1 year ago
Glass floors, fine. Staircases, fine. Your job takes you to the top of cellphone towers, fine. But BP, do not give a platform to people taking dangerous selfies.
Seonag Udell 1 year ago
Yes, some of these people are crazy mother f*****s that are going to end up on a Darwin awards list.
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ADHORTATOR 1 year ago
I was once eye witness of the fall of a free climber...he fell only 12 - 13 m, but it was enough
Fembot 1 year ago
People: do whatever you want to do with your own life. But either some of these are not as spectacular as they look, or one day soon some idiot is going to fall onto a bridge or a busy street and cause a LOT of fatalities (not just their own). Like someone said, all it takes is a badly timed sneeze
The Original Bruno 1 year ago
BP: Look at these idiots who killed themselves for selfies! Also BP: Check out the crazy, awesome places these people took pictures of.
troufaki13 1 year ago
I have two burned lightbulbs in my balcony. They will stay like this forever because I'm not going to change them.
Lesley Christie 1 year ago
How many times do we as humans slip, trip, sneeze and get knocked off your balance, have a dizzy spell. It's just not worth it. It's not about being sure footed, humans are fallible. It makes me feel ill.
PunchinelloTX 1 year ago
I guess I’m not adventurous. But, then again, I’m still alive after half a century. I just can’t imagine why anyone would risk their lives (or, worse, the lives of others) to take a photo of their legs dangling off of a ledge. There’s enough that can go wrong on the ground. Why risk it?
Joshua David 1 year ago
I made it 3 deep and had to dash. My fear is so bad that even photos and movies make me close my eyes.
Liz Siemens 1 year ago
My anxiety went through the roof as I looked on. See what I did there ah lol
Nikki Sevven 1 year ago
After looking at these photos, I can confirm that I'm not afraid of heights, but of falling from them. If the person is wearing visible safety equipment or otherwise cannot fall, I have no problem looking at the photo. If they're rawdogging it, I feel nauseated and anxious.
Rachel Ainsworth 1 year ago
Some of the people photographed lack imagination, as they cannot foresee anything going wrong.
Jackie Lulu 1 year ago
I'll have to look at these in the morning. The first two will keep me awake all night.
Brocken Blue 1 year ago
Ah, I needed this —seeing the perspective from high places knocks the mud off my soul. I miss going up (my fetal “co-pilot” had me grounded until their birth) and if I can’t fly a plane, I’ll enjoy the photos others bring back down to earth!
Scorpion(Hanzo Hasashi) 1 year ago
These images gave me tense feeling in my fingers and toes..
A. HAM 1 year ago
Glass floors, fine. Staircases, fine. Your job takes you to the top of cellphone towers, fine. But BP, do not give a platform to people taking dangerous selfies.
Seonag Udell 1 year ago
Yes, some of these people are crazy mother f*****s that are going to end up on a Darwin awards list.
Load More Replies... ADHORTATOR 1 year ago
I was once eye witness of the fall of a free climber...he fell only 12 - 13 m, but it was enough
Fembot 1 year ago
People: do whatever you want to do with your own life. But either some of these are not as spectacular as they look, or one day soon some idiot is going to fall onto a bridge or a busy street and cause a LOT of fatalities (not just their own). Like someone said, all it takes is a badly timed sneeze
The Original Bruno 1 year ago
BP: Look at these idiots who killed themselves for selfies! Also BP: Check out the crazy, awesome places these people took pictures of.
troufaki13 1 year ago
I have two burned lightbulbs in my balcony. They will stay like this forever because I'm not going to change them.
Lesley Christie 1 year ago
How many times do we as humans slip, trip, sneeze and get knocked off your balance, have a dizzy spell. It's just not worth it. It's not about being sure footed, humans are fallible. It makes me feel ill.
PunchinelloTX 1 year ago
I guess I’m not adventurous. But, then again, I’m still alive after half a century. I just can’t imagine why anyone would risk their lives (or, worse, the lives of others) to take a photo of their legs dangling off of a ledge. There’s enough that can go wrong on the ground. Why risk it?
Joshua David 1 year ago
I made it 3 deep and had to dash. My fear is so bad that even photos and movies make me close my eyes.
Liz Siemens 1 year ago
My anxiety went through the roof as I looked on. See what I did there ah lol
Nikki Sevven 1 year ago
After looking at these photos, I can confirm that I'm not afraid of heights, but of falling from them. If the person is wearing visible safety equipment or otherwise cannot fall, I have no problem looking at the photo. If they're rawdogging it, I feel nauseated and anxious.
Rachel Ainsworth 1 year ago
Some of the people photographed lack imagination, as they cannot foresee anything going wrong.
Jackie Lulu 1 year ago
I'll have to look at these in the morning. The first two will keep me awake all night.
Brocken Blue 1 year ago
Ah, I needed this —seeing the perspective from high places knocks the mud off my soul. I miss going up (my fetal “co-pilot” had me grounded until their birth) and if I can’t fly a plane, I’ll enjoy the photos others bring back down to earth!
Scorpion(Hanzo Hasashi) 1 year ago
These images gave me tense feeling in my fingers and toes..
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