World's Most Unusual Hikes

Hiking through a frigid, water-filled gorge

How about a mysterious South American Valley thought to hold a special energy

Better yet, a wild canyon hike in the lowest nature reserve on Earth

Check out some of the world's most unusual hikes that will certainly earn you bragging rights

but cold. Hiking the chilly waters of Sacklecancourt, an 11 mile canyon about a 40-minute drive from the coastal city of Fetting in Turkey

is not for the faint of heart. If you're taking on this hike

wear your shorts or swimsuit. I actually wanted a wetsuit on my trip through the canyon

I don't think I could hike more than like two feet in here

but in the summer in Turkey when the temperatures rise, locals plop here to Sackleton Gorge

and they hike through these frigid water. We'll see how far I get

The swiftly flowing water originates from snow melt in the Taurus Mountains

which accounts for its icy chill. Keep in mind that the water can get deep

I didn't get very far on my hike, but can definitely say my trip to Sacklicate Gorge

cooled me off. Another interesting place to cool off is Jordan's Mujib Nature Resort

Mujib Nature Reserve, where you can hike and float in the lowest nature reserve on earth

and take in views of the Dead Sea Wadi Mujib has been called Jordan Grand Canyon and it one of the most thrilling hikes I ever experienced So we headed down there Yeah we heading down

the Wadi, the canyon. So water now will be in the shape. Nice. If you're planning on hiking

here, be prepared to get wet, and I mean really wet. If you're afraid of heights, you may want

to avoid the canyon trail. It leads to a 65-foot waterfall. that you'll need to repel down

That's taller than a six-story building. My next pick for an extraordinary hiking adventure

is the Valley of the Threat of Life in the small South American country of Uruguay

This mysterious valley holds a series of stone cones that may have been created by native people

over a thousand years ago. But researchers aren't sure exactly why. The valley is sought to be sacred and hold a special energy

So I should feel some energy here. I'm sure. You're going to feel a lot of energy here

All the coals are facing the same part of the hill. In the outside, you see big stones

In the inside, you see the small ones. There's nothing between the stones

And as you can see, they have like steps. Yeah, I was wondering. It looks like a ladder

We really do not know why they do that. How many of these are in your area

are in Uruguay. Around this area, just 130. A lot of stone cones for a small country like ours

An unsolved mystery in the valley of the threat of life