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Narrovs - Utah, United States

one of the most legendary canyons Narrovs in Zion National Park. 

A whole day hike (which can be extended to two days - at the same time to capture the necessary equipment for camping) is 

the only way to see the incredible gorge.

Barn Bluff - Tasmania, Australia

People are often overlooked in favor of the famous neighbor - Kradl Mountain, the top of the barn bluff 

(or "Barney" as it is affectionately known) - this is the fourth highest mountain in Tasmania. 

Offering an epic multi-day hike, top, strewn with boulders, visible from most parts of Kradl Mountain National Park Lake St. Clair, 

and before it can be reached by land tracks only.

Hornstrandir - Westfjords, Iceland

No roads, no hotels, and there are no permanent residents in a remote area Hornstrandir, which is located in the north-west thumb Iceland. 

Beautiful scenery here adorn tops, which are covered with snow most of the year. 

The last remaining area in Iceland inhospitable terrain, where you can make a world-class hiking trips.

Mont-Saint-Michel - Normandy, France

Situated on a rocky hill that is surrounded by the stormy tides of the English Channel, Mont Saint-Michel stands alone

 in the midst of ever-changing sandbanks. 

Benedictine Abbey was built in the Gothic style on the land, but over the years the sea level has risen, cut it off from the mainland. 

Now the only way to get to the island - it is to walk or ride a bicycle along the sandy causeway, which opens at low tide.

Motu - Tibet, China

The only county in China, which is fully available for the road (highway was built in 1993 in the shortest time to be absorbed by

 the surrounding jungle), Motu is located on the southern slope of the Himalayas and settled tribes and menba Luoba. 

According to the Tibetan Buddhist scriptures, "BKA diatomaceous earth," Motu (which means "hidden lotus") is considered 

to be pure and holy Tibet region and the only means of access to a walking trail through the 200-meter-long rope bridge.

Supai - Arizona, United States

A tiny town in Arizona Supai is the perfect place to settle down, if you are interested in wildlife. 

Access to the city - a task at least as simple as the city is located at the bottom of the Grand Canyon. 

This is the only place in America where the mail is still delivered by mule.

Pulpit Rock - Norway

Known as the "pulpit" Pulpit steep cliffs located at an altitude of 1981 meters above the Lysefjord. 

One of the most visited natural attractions in Norway is located in an impressive Ryfylke region where abound tranquil 

views of wooded valleys and dramatic fjords.

Laguna Verde - Bolivia

Bright turquoise lakes lie within the crater licancabur volcano stratovolcano in northern Chile, which shares a border with Bolivia.

 Prior Lake is easily accessible in eight hours walk from San Pedro de Atacama in Chile, or take a day trip out of the Salar de Uyuni, 

the famous salt marsh in Bolivia.

Paro Taktsang - Bhutan

The most sacred place in Bhutan and the birthplace of Buddhism in the country, Paro Taktsang is located 

on the cliff slope above the valley of Paro. 

Two hour walk is required to climb up the path, consisting of vertical streamers and steep slopes. 

The trail begins just a few kilometers from the town of Paro.