A number of people go to Switzerland for either their favorite winter vacation getaway or they will plan their honeymoons to Switzerland. Whatever the reason be for visiting Switzerland don’t miss the sightseeing for Bachalpsee Lake. It is considered to be one of the most beautiful mountain lakes of the area and it is a monumental piece of nature which is displayed on postcards and posters with the reflection of mountains in the mirror like lakes.
The beauty is serine and calm, a quiet moment of romance or peace can be exchanged with your partner or for those who simply want to enjoy the tranquility of its soundless beauty can breathe in the whole picturesque detail of the area.
The Awesome View
It is a breathtaking scenic alpine lake situated above Grindelwald in the Bernese Oberland which can be accessed through the mountain station at First and by using cable car you can hike to the Bachalpsee a journey of peace and beauty not enough for just your eyes to embrace take about 45 minutes to reach the ultimate destination.
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El Camino del Rey is a very dangerous walkway that goes along the steep walls of a narrow gorge known as El Chorro.
Location of El Chorro
The El Chorro gorge is located in Spain near Alora, a village close to Malaga. It’s very close to the Mediterranean Sea.
El Chorro is a limestone gorge in Andalusia through that passes the Guadalhorce River. In 1921 Dam was made on this river forming three reservoirs, which are having thick pine forests on the sides. Makinodromo is having rivers, lakes, canyons and full of trees, this area is well known in Europe for rock climbing and its also popular for mountain biking, hiking and camping.
Next to El Chorro gorge there is a 700 meters high Desfiladero de los Gaitanes Pass and on the side of this high mountain there is a walkway. This path is famous as a very dangerous path called El Camino del Rey (The King’s little path).
This path was constructed in 1901 and it got its name because Alfonso XIII of Spain officially opened the path.
People are traversing this path from many years but now this path is in poor condition due to lack of repairs. In 2000 a tourist had died trying to cross it. But that accident hasn’t affected many people. El Camino del Rey is still a popular climb even today.
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