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The 19 most complex and dangerous roads in the world
Sure, it feels fantastic to traverse the vast stretches of the best roads in the world via adrenaline pumping speeds. How about a complicated road, one that twists and turns, or has downright congested traffic, or unforgiving terrain? They might give you a headache, but it sure feels good when you’ve conquered them. Here is the list of the world’s most complicated and dangerous roads. Some of these complicated mountain passes can be dangerous if not negotiated with utmost caution, while others are complicated sets of roads and bridges, erected to ensure a streamlined flow of traffic at busy junctions. Without further ado, we present our top 19 list…
1) Col de Turini, France
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Situated more than 1 mile above sea level, Col de Turini is a mountain pass situated in south of France in the Alps. It’s also part of a 20 miles rally stage of the Monte Carlo Rally of WRC, which combines 34
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challenging hairpins and long stretches where cars top 111 mph. It is one of the most exciting roads on Earth. The pass was featured in the very first episode of Top Gear series 10, when the presenters went in search of the greatest driving road in the world. At its highest point, Col de Turini is 1607m high. In the north, the Col de Turini starts with a dazzling series of hairpins. Finally, we end up riding in a gorge, with a wild river on the left, and a steep rock-wall on the right.
2) Stelvio Pass, Italy
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Located in the Eastern Alps in Italy, the Stelvio Pass Road connects the Valtellina with Merano and the upper Adige valley. This mountain road pass is situated at an altitude of around 1.7 miles above sea level. The road is particularly challenging to drive due to the presence of 48 hairpin bends, with the road becoming exceedingly narrow at some points, and some very steep inclines. With a height of 2757 meters, it is the highest paved mountain pass in the Eastern Alps and the second highest in the Alps, after the 2770 m high Col de l’Iseran. While it might not be as dangerous as the other routes, it is certainly breathtaking. The toughest and most spectacular drives are from the Prato side. The mountain pass is one of the best continuous hairpin routes in the world.
3) Leh–Manali Highway, India
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The Leh-Manali Highway is situated in India and spans over a length of 297 miles among the Himalaya mountain range. It passes through some of the worlds highest mountain passes in the world, with a mean altitude in between 2 to 3 miles above sea level. The road is one of the most complicated and challenging roads in the world, with snow, landslides and terrain making the journey exceedingly difficult for anything other than a capable four wheel drive vehicle. The road was built and is maintained by the Indian Army.
4) The Puxi Viaduct, Shanghai
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This is one of Shanghai’s busiest and largest interchange that caters to thousands of vehicles every hour. It has five levels of bridges that help connect two of the cities busiest highways, directing vehicles without much fuss.
5) The Judge Harry Pregerson Interchange, LA
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The Judge Harry Pregerson Interchange is situated in Los Angeles, CA and is one of the most complicated interchanges in the country. It permits entry and exit in all directions between the I-105 and the I-110. It’s a stack interchange with layers of bridges making a complicated network of roads allowing smooth flow of traffic though both the interstate highways. This interchange was opened in 1993. It is a 4 level interchange with a restricted access lane that can be used by high-occupancy vehicles.
6) The Road of death, Bolivia
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The North Yungas Road (also known as the El Camino de la Muerte, ‘Road of Death’ in Spanish) is a 43 mile road connecting La Paz and Coroico, 35 miles northeast of La Paz in Bolivia. Famous for its extreme danger, it was christened as the “world’s most dangerous road” in 1995 by the Inter-American Development Bank. The single-lane width, extreme drop offs, and lack of guardrails, only add to the danger lurking behind. Further, the fog and rain can make visibility poor and the road surface muddy, loosening rocks from the hillsides above. It is estimated that 200 to 300 travelers are killed per year on this treacherous road. Although, the old North Yungas Road is much less used by traffic nowadays, an increasing number of adventure bikers travel it for the thrills.
7) Russia’s Lena Highway, the Highway from Hell
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The last 600 miles of the Russian Federal Highway from Moscow city to the Siberian city of Yakutsk is called the “Lena Highway”. This bizarre road runs parallel to the River Lena on the final leg to Yakutsk. As if the road of mud was not a big problem, Yakutsk is considered one of the the coldest cities on earth, with January temperatures averaging -45 °F. But surprisingly, it is only in the summertime that the road becomes impassable. Whenever it rains in summer, the road virtually becomes a slush pit making it impossible for the vehicles to pass through it. This being the only road to Yakutsk makes the traffic
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heavy and even more complicated to negotiate.
8. Gravelly Hill Interchange, Birmingham, UK
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Gravelly Hill Interchange, nicknamed ‘the Spaghetti Junction’, is the 6th junction of the M6 motorway, where it joins the A38 Aston Expressway in Birmingham, UK. The name “Spaghetti Junction” was coined by Roy Smith, a journalist from the Birmingham Evening Mail in the 1970s. The areal view of the junction sure tells us why it is called the Spaghetti Junction. Spanning an impressive 30 acres, the junction serves 18 routes and includes 4 km of slip roads. Across 6 different levels, there are 559 concrete columns, reaching up to 24.4 m in height. The engineers had to elevate 13.5 miles of the motorway to accommodate 2 railway lines, 3 canals, and 2 rivers. It’s the most complicated junction in United Kingdom.
9) Russian-Georgian “Military” Mountain Roads
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When they are not covered in sheets of snow, then it’s the thick, grueling mud. These remote highways would probably swallow your car in the snow or mud. Though neither affect the locals who drive their Lada cars down it regularly. Situated in the Caucasus mountains, these roads are to be tackled only by the Russian military which probably explain why they lack any official designation. The harsh surface, along with the problems posed by snow, makes this road almost inaccessible during winter. The seldom
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used road connects Russia and Georgia and assumes of strategic importance for both countries.
10) Guoliang Tunnel Road, China
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The magnificent tunnel road in the Taihang mountains was built by 13 local villagers headed by their chief, Shen Mingxin, and took around five years to finish. Many villagers lost their lives in accidents during construction of the tunnel but the others continued relentlessly. The tunnel was opened to traffic on May 1st, 1977. The 1200 meter long tunnel is about 5 meters high and 4 meters wide. It is located in the Henan Province of China. The Guoliang tunnel is another addition to most dangerous and complicated roads to travel. Dubbed as “the road that does not tolerate any mistakes”, most accidents in the tunnel are primarily caused by the neglect of the traveler. Nonetheless, it is an extremely scenic route and is a key destination on the Chinese tourism map.
11) Taroko Gorge Road in Taiwan (Chungheng)
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The Taroko Gorge Road in Taiwan is another mountain route made by carving out rocks, like the Guoliang Tunnel road. The road passes through the Taroko national park alongside the Taroko Gorge. The road is an appeal to the tourist, as well as a mode of transportation of marble found abundantly in the Gorge.
12) Pasubio (Vicenza), Northern Italy
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This is a hiking trail made out of an ancient road trail. The road serves mostly for motorcycles and
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certain types of car. The road is dangerously narrow and slippery, spanning many cliff faces and tunnels with stunning scenery, making this a popular destination for adventurous travelers.
13) The Halsema Highway in the Philippines
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The Halsema Highway runs through the Central Cordillera Valley in Philippines. It is also called the
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Baguio-Bontoc Road. The road is approximately 150 miles long and is mostly unpaved. The road runs through steep cliff faces which barely have any guard rails or other safety devices installed. The narrow roads and steep cliff faces make the road almost impassable during the rainy season. It’s known for the rock slides and mud slides and buses driving dangerously fast on its narrow passage. There are plenty of accidents and many overturned buses on a yearly basis. There are sheer drop offs of more than 1000 feet without a safety guard rail. This route is for sure one of the most dangerous roads in the world.
14) Trollstigen in Norway
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The Fjord in Norway has many roads that attract tourists. The most notable among them is the Trollstigen which is a series of stunning roads with a breathtaking view of a few waterfalls. The word Trollstigen means the Troll Ladder. The road, though not lacking in safety standards, takes a lot of concentration and driving skill to conquer. The vertigo-inducing steep inclines, intense set of hairpins and narrow roads leave no margin for error. However, once you are at the top, the view is just breathtaking. The narrow road leaves us with extremely few possibilities for vehicles to pass each other. The frequent rockfalls in the region have resulted in some upgrades to the road in 2005. At the top, there is a viewing balcony which overlooks the road and the Stigfossen waterfall, a 320 m long waterfall which falls down the mountain side.
15) Los Caracoles Pass in Andes
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This road passes though the Andreas Mountains on the way between Chile and Argentina. Los
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Caracoles is a series of hard switchbacks on an extremely steep incline. The road has many steep inclines and hairpins without any safety guard rails. The road is covered with snow for the most part of the year. The snow together with nature of the road requires extreme patience and skill to negotiate. However, this road is maintained pretty regularly and does not have a morbid accident record. Cargo trucks and even double-Decker tourist buses travel through the road on a daily basis, and it’s quite an experience.
16) Iroha-zaka winding road, Japan
Iroha-zaka winding road is the main route that connects central Nikko and Oku-Nikko. The First Iroha-zaka is used to come down, and the Second Iroha-zaka to go up. Each corner has an ancient Japanese alphabet, and you will see it in alphabetical order starting from I-ro-ha and hence the name. The road was used by ascetics in the past. The number of curves on the road was 48, matching the 48 letters of the ancient Japanese alphabet. Therefore, the tourist guides started to call the slope Iroha-zaka. After the construction of the second Iroha-zaka there were 50 curves, but 2 were decreased to remain corresponding with the 48 letters. How’s that for complicated?
17) Van Zyl’s Pass, Namibia
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Van Zyl’s Pass, or the DR3703, located in Namibia, is a classic extreme road. It is not exactly a road, just a route made over the mountain by the travelers over time. The outrageously steep pass provides a pure adrenaline rush, but the route that leads up to it is a 10-15km of tough driving where one has to dodge their way through rocks, boulders, badlands and ravines. At the end, the road descends to the ancient glacial valley called Marienfluss valley, which is one of the planet’s most beautiful sights that await only the brave-hearted.
18) El Espinazo Del diablo, Mexico
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El Espinazo Del diablo or ‘The devil’s backbone’ is the mountain pass in Durango, Mexico. It’s about 5 hours long, and it was the only road from Durango to Mazatlan Sinaloa for a long time. We have heard many cautionary tales about crossing the devil’s backbone, El Espinoza Del Diablo, But the road is exceptionally well maintained and there are many cautionary signs marking most of the hazards. Of course these are in Spanish, so keep an electronic translator or a dictionary, handy. Pull out spots are frequent, so you can easily stop anytime you want. There are some tight curves, too. So tight that a truck needs all of the road to make it around. These hinder potential two way traffic in these regions. However, stunning rock formations rising around you and the lush, green vistas stretching on for impossible distances make every inch of the drive breathtaking.
19) Lysebotn Road, Norway
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This is probably the most fun road you can travel on four wheels, and then maybe on your two legs checking out the various hiking trails leading from the area. In fact, this might be considered the most breathtaking place in Europe. It all starts with the narrow road up the steep walls of the Lysefjord, Norway. It has 27 switchbacks and a 1.1 km long tunnel at the bottom, with 3 switchbacks inside. The last 30 km of Lysebotn road is a true roller-coaster! It’s narrow but has a perfect surface, winding left and right all the time. If you happen to ride a motorcycle in Norway, then this is the road you simply cannot afford to miss!
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1. Sheryl James says: March 6, 2010 at 3:02 pm
Nice work done here by the editor, I would give vote for “Van Zyl’s Pass, Namibia” because its a lot bumpy not sign of any road, just rock & rocks. Its a challenge for the drivers like path.
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2. Andrew Alexanderr says: March 7, 2010 at 7:39 am
This are nothing in comparison what we see whilst operating in out back of Australia.Come and try it out there, then you’ll see what I mean.
Andrew
3. Simon says: March 8, 2010 at 3:03 pm
There is also the Transfagarasan in Romania. Check it out, it’s pretty awesome.
4. nadeem says: March 9, 2010 at 7:22 am
karakoram highway linking pakistan with china may also find some place in this list….anyways nice job done.
5. Fazlionline says: March 10, 2010 at 12:47 am
this is really a great job too amazing.
but if you add Mahipar (Kabul-Afghansitan) too , it would be nicer.
bkz MAHIPAR is to nagrerous road in mountains.
thanks
6. Guy says: March 10, 2010 at 6:08 am
There is a very bad part on the road between Bangkok and Angkor Wat on the Cambodia side. More like a dirt road through rice fields with huge potholes from the Semis/Trucks and signs on both roadsides saying “Danger Mines!”.
7. naveed says: March 10, 2010 at 10:49 am
You are not see pakistan’s Quetta–Jacobabad Road or Quetta–Chaman road it is amazing. Quetta is 5000 ft above sea level.
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8. Noor says: March 11, 2010 at 12:16 am
Amazin! Nice work done here by the editor, this is really a great job. I am agree with Fazli,if u add MAHIPAR this is also a nagrerous road in mountains between Kabul Jalalabad road it is short but soo much danderous. And i will give you the voter for Guoliang Tunnel Road, China.it is really interesting
Regards.
9. valesmth says: March 11, 2010 at 3:19 am
how about SICHUAN-TIBET road: http://pic.kaixin001.com.cn/pic/app/33/87/2_66338740_diary.jpeg
10. Mohsin Ali says: March 11, 2010 at 4:32 am
And what about the Shahrah-e-Resham (Silk Road) Pakistan. May be called 8th Worder of the World!!!
11. eonwe says: March 12, 2010 at 1:51 pm
they are not the most dangerous ) you should travel eastern of turkey ) most of them may be very complex but not the most dangerous!!
12. Ivo says: March 12, 2010 at 10:22 pm
Awesome pictures but you also forgot Transfagarasan in Romanian mountains… http://z8.ro/6hv i think there are many roads you forgot… anyway a good post
13. Chip says: March 13, 2010 at 11:35 am
Great article and beautiful photos. The new High 5 interchange in Dallas Texas is five levels tall and more complex than some of the freeway interchanges in this list: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Five_Interchange
The other road I’d nominate is the Road to Hana, on the island of Maui, Hawaii. http://www.mauiinformationguide.com/road-to-hana.php
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14. Faraz says: March 14, 2010 at 4:08 am
Missing from the list is the KKH-connecting China and Pakistan through the Karakoram mountain range: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karakoram_Highway.
15. nijat ahmad bahar says: March 14, 2010 at 4:37 am
amazing!! this is really good work by the editor but it has one worse thing if i was the editor i tried to add KABUL-PANJSHER road it is also very interesesting
16. Californian says: March 14, 2010 at 10:47 am
The road to the Lick Observatory on the top of Mount Hamilton is the hardest road I’ve been on. look it up. It’s definitely worse than half of those.
17. heguiberto says: March 15, 2010 at 2:10 pm
very cool post… i need a vacation and hit the road!
18. MIRZA says: March 16, 2010 at 5:41 am
facinating is fit for the road but it is very dengerous. i realy wish to have a journy in a hilly areas like this.
so nice….|
19. Bruno says: March 16, 2010 at 6:29 am
The road to the Top of the Rock in Gibraltar used to be pretty tough, you have to reverse up bits of it because the hairpin bends are too tight to turn. The military has a special driving test which you have to pass before you can use it.
20. Aadil says: March 16, 2010 at 9:03 am
Very intresting and most amaizing.
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21. jcoberly says: March 16, 2010 at 11:21 am
Very nice. Lots of sites with just the Chinese tunnel road and the Bolivian Highway of Death; so this was a great expansion.
22. jcoberly says: March 16, 2010 at 11:22 am
@Californian… I used to live in San Jose. That road is NOTHING.
23. Barb Craft says: March 16, 2010 at 11:45 am
Wow! Reminds you of life, eh? Can’t wait to get behind the wheel!!
24. Joysund says: March 17, 2010 at 7:49 am
While most of these roads offer picturesque views- one has to ask is the thrill worth it? I know I would not tolerate them mostly because of vertigo that I would suffer.
25. marek says: March 19, 2010 at 8:30 am
u should see roads in Poland, most dangerous shit ever
26. aqeel says: March 20, 2010 at 3:23 am
u jst see the karachi rds n specially the keamari’s rds
27. Roohullah says: March 21, 2010 at 2:04 am
Wow very beautiful places have very complexion and dangerous. it gives a very different look. so amazing.
28. Zoey says: March 21, 2010 at 10:33 am
Really awesome, makes me wonder why everyone here’s so bent out of shape about a few pot
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holes.
29. al karr says: March 24, 2010 at 7:24 am
Chilling. I would add the road down from Muir Woods, home of the giant redwoods in California, which is at least as scary as ones like The Road of death, Bolivia; Guoliang Tunnel Road, China; The Halsema Highway in the Philippines, and El Espinazo Del diablo, Mexico, and much more dangerous than Col de Turini, France and Taroko Gorge Road in Taiwan (Chungheng). becaise it has no barrier along the outside “lane.”
30. Andrew says: March 28, 2010 at 10:19 am
These roads are not dangerous… busy city streets are.
31. Judy says: March 28, 2010 at 10:38 am
As I looked at these photos, they took my breath away. I was thinking about the road down from visiting Muir Woods in California. I was surprised to see that Al Karr, who commented just prior to this, said it best.
Judy
32. Milena says: March 29, 2010 at 10:04 pm
WOW!!! This is unbelievable! I don’t think that I would ever be able to drive on any of these roads.
33. SALMAN says: March 30, 2010 at 3:25 pm
the silk road join Afghanistan,Pakistan&China should be included!
34. Jamie says: March 31, 2010 at 11:18 pm
This is very interesting. Thanks for sharing it with us!
35. Ali Raza Aejaz says: April 1, 2010 at 2:03 am
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Though nice job but maybe for limited countries. Shahra-e-Resham/ silk route and various other road in Pakistan are dangerous and somewhat complex too.
36. Mohammad Rafi says: April 4, 2010 at 5:42 am
Hi Dears!
I saw the pic and read information, for your kind information we have many deathly road in Afghanistan, which was not in the photos.
Regards
Rafi
37. Vlad says: April 5, 2010 at 8:23 am
you forgot the transalpina road from Romania or so called the transfagarasan
38. Hadriel says: April 5, 2010 at 1:37 pm
DAMN! who made those things.. he should be given a damn medal for some of those…!!!
39. Robinsh says: April 5, 2010 at 2:20 pm
These are not for travelling through, while we should watch them ..
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