From The Bermuda Triangle of Romania to The Swing at the End of the World here are 15 Terrifying Breathtaking Destinations\rbr\rbrSubscribe to Talltanic \rbr\rbr7 - Jacobs Well\rbrThis natural spring can be found in Texas, the water hole in the ground is roughly 100 feet deep, though no one knows for sure, for though many have tried, no one, so far, has successfully explored all of the wells underwater depths. The well spills into Cypress Creek, the lush rock and forest surroundings make this waterhole a popular spot on those hot Texas days. But its those caverns below the waters which have lured many to an early end, even the most experienced of scuba divers have dubbed this subterranean underwater world, challenging and unforgiving. \rbr\rbr6 - Neptune Islands \rbrSince opening its caged doors in 2002, this location is definitely worth checking out, especially if you like a little scare for. For Neptune Islands are the only place in Australia where shark cage diving is legally permitted. The two groups of islands are located near the entrance of the Spencer Gulf in Australias southern coastline. There are a conservation and marine park, as well as many tourist venues for scuba diving, cliff jumping, sailing and great white shark adventuring. \rbr\rbr5 - Mount Hua Shan Trails (hwah shawn)\rbrThough some simply call this place, the worlds most dangerous hiking trail. Located in China, this mountain has a Daoist temple at its base and a network of dangerous trails beckon visitors to the treacherous five summits. Each summit has a beautiful structure at the peak, one is a tea house, another a chess pavilion. The five summits form the points of a lotus flower. These steps to the 2,000 meter tops involve staircase ladders of iron bars hammered into the stone and stapled together wooden platforms pinned to the sides of cliffs, iron chains and pulleys of rope are linked to the side of the mountain to help secure hikers on their pilgrimage.\rbr\rbr\rbr\rbr\rbr4 - The Devils Pool\rbrOn the border of Zimbabwe, in Africa, lives these breathtakingly beautiful pools, located along the edge of a dangerous waterfall, known as Victoria Falls. Countless years of erosion have formed the rocks into a boundary on the edge of the drop, making this place the ultimate infinity pool. After a long walk by foot over lots of jagged rocks, the site from the top of the cliffs into the pool have frozen many brave adventurers in their tracks. Over 500 millions of water cascade over the two-kilometer wide fall daily, the spray from the fall can be seen nearly 30 miles away. Some call this place the Smoke that Thunders, the view from the edge is said to be nothing short of exhilarating. Would you take the plunge? \rbr\rbr3 - The Swing at the End of the World\rbrDeep inside Ecuadors wilderness, stationed nearby an ive volcano, is a treehouse and dangling from one of its skinny branches, is a crude swing. This swing hangs 2,600 meters above sea level and offers a truly amazing view. Hopefully, youre not the scared of heights type. This seismic monitoring station and featured swing of doom arent the only things to do here, there are trails to hike, forests to explore, canyons to climb and a volcano to check out as well! \rbr\rbr2 - The Sea of Trees\rbrThough most call this Japanese location, the suicide forest. Near the base of Mount Fuji lives what many claim to be the worlds most haunted forest. Nooses line dark ominous tree branches, it is rumoured that every year, roughly 100 people venture inside the thick realm of leaves and never return. Compasses and GPS devices refuse to work, even phones are said to malfunction, some say the spot is a magnetic vortex, while others whisper the place is cursed. The twists and turns of branches and thick roots seem to span on endlessly in the vast silent wilderness, one visitor described this place as a chasm of emptiness. \rbr\rbr1 - Island of the Dolls\rbrTheres a secluded island located near the coast of Mexico City, where legends and rumours have made their home. The stories say that a little girls body washed up on the shoreline more than 50 years ago, the islands caretaker who had made the island his home found a doll with the girls drowned body and hung it on a tree to honor her memory. The legend says his body was eventually found drowned in the same spot that he discovered hers, but before his death, he covered the island landscape in other washed away dolls which all found their way to the shore. Legends say the dolls are possessed by the souls of the dead and visitors have claimed to see their glass eyes move on their own. This morbid collection of damaged dolls has grown over the years, making the floating garden island a coveted creepy tourist attrion.