article_snippet: A walkway that was once declared the most dangerous footpath in the world has become one of the most popular tourist attractions on the planet after the planet was made safer by Spanish authorities.
article_snippet: El Caminito del Rey, a notorious walkway in southern Spain, reopened to visitors over the weekend after it was made safer .
article_snippet: El Caminito del Rey, once a legendary climb for thrill-seekers, slices through the Gaitanes Gorge in southern Spain .
article_snippet: Before A four-mile network of paths was restored and security fences were installed, El Caminito del Rey was an extreme climbing spot, attracting daredevil holidaymakers from around the world thanks to El Caminito del Rey state of disrepair.
article_snippet: Its entrances were officially closed after five people plunged to five people deaths in 1999 and 2000, but that didn’t stop adrenaline junkies from continuing to risk five people lives on the crumbling path.
article_snippet: For years locals and tourists bypassed security measures and ignored the threat of a £5,000 fine for trespassing.
article_snippet: El Caminito del Rey was once an extreme climbing spot, attracting daredevil holidaymakers thanks to El Caminito del Rey state of disrepair .
article_snippet: Before the former narrow concrete path was restored, El Caminito del Rey was an extreme climbing spot, attracting daredevil holidaymakers from around the world .
highlights_snippet: Walkway slices through the Gaitanes Gorge in the province of Malaga in southern Spain .
  