10 Terrifying Views In New Mexico That Will Make Your Palms Sweat
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Juliet White
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Some people freak out at the idea of entering a cave, or dash across bridges like the supports are giving out. Well, now you can absorb the view without having to endure these experiences firsthand. And, if you crave adventure, consider these 10 terrifying pictures inspiration for future exploits.
When the ride up is much scarier than skiing back down.
The views from this ski lift are amazing but it'd be pretty frightening to ride it after dark. Angel Fire Resort offers the only night skiing in the state.
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There's nothing quite like standing on a bridge and gazing down at a 650-foot drop.
The ride to the top of Sandia Peak (10,378 feet high) is 2.7 miles long. That gives you plenty of time to admire the view - or cling on for dear life!
Back in the day, this was how people explored caves. After you...
Even now, descending 750 feet into the caverns is daunting. The elevators are currently out-of-service, so this is the only way in. And out.
Look carefully. Can you spot the person balancing on that rocky ledge?
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When the walls are truly closing in on you.
If you're afraid of heights, the panoramic view of Albuquerque far, far below is more terrifying than impressive.
Just looking at where this guy is standing makes me nervous.
Are you an adrenaline junkie? Have you visited any of the places where these photos were taken?
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