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Just Looking At These Stairs Will Make Your Stomach Drop

Throughout history, stairs have been constructed to facilitate our ascent to lofty heights, providing an efficient means to reach the summits of mountains or buildings. While staircases can possess beauty, grace, and elegance, not all stairs are equal in their design. Some staircases are purposefully designed in various regions throughout the world with a daunting and dizzying layout.

If you have a keen interest in exploring the world's most perilous and spine-chilling staircases, let us introduce you to the Death Stairs Facebook group. This vibrant community shares fascinating photographs of the most treacherous staircases members come across. From seemingly endless staircases winding up mountains to mind-bending patterns on carpeted steps that can leave your eyes sore, we have compiled a selection of the most astonishing death stairs for you. So, grab onto the closest railing and join us as we reveal our picks for the most dangerous staircases across the globe.

Related: 15 Disastrous Stair Design Fails You Need to See!

1. Tijuca Peak - Rio De Janeiro. That girl has a lot of guts!

Deadliest Staircases, Tijuca Peak
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2. They put a new carpet on the stairs! Now why would you do that?!

Deadliest Staircases, carpet
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3. Who thought this was a good idea?

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4. Beware of the Stairs of Death at Machu Picchu, Peru

Deadliest Staircases, Machu Picchu
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5. Huntington Place Convention Center, Detroit. How is that even legal?

Deadliest Staircases, Huntington Place Convention Center, Detroit
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6. My only question: why?!

Deadliest Staircases,
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7. That, among other issues, looks soooooo slippery!!

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8. Stairs up to the top of Snowdon, North Wales, UK!

Deadliest Staircases, Snowdon
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9. Gloucester Tree in Gloucester National Park, Western Australia. 

Deadliest Staircases, Gloucester Tree in Gloucester National Park
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10. Would you dare? 

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11. I would simply slide down the banister in this case

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12. Aguas Calientes, Peru

Deadliest Staircases,
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13. Huangshan Mountain, China. Where ever this leads, it must be really important.

Deadliest Staircases,
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14. I'm going to need a harness

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15. Good luck coming back down from here

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