This mansion, located near the town of Aspen and the Snowmass Village in Colorado, offers a fabulous view of the mountain peaks. For $29.5 million one can get a luxurious and secluded place with 7 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms and an indoor swimming pool. The total area of the mansion is 1190 sq. m (12,800 sq. ft).

The Sphinx Observatory in Jungfraujoch, Switzerland could be the perfect place to establish a solitary mage tower. It is located on the mountain top 3571 m (11,716 ft.) high with an elevator drilled within a mountain. Its observation deck is open to public, so if you're in Switzerland one day, don't miss you chance to visit it.

That’s freaking scary!
 

This torrent in the mountains went icebound and turned into the astonishing shiny glass surface.

I heard you like explosions, so here is a video of a mountain blowing up...
 

Scariest mountain ride ever!
 

Can you imagine what would happen if these people bit the dust on their way down?

Italian farming.

Located in Patagonia, Chile and right smack in the middle of the Huilo-Huilo biological reserve, this Magic Mountain hotel has stunning architecture that will blow any other hotel out of the water. Boasting a waterfall cascading down the side of this uniquely shaped hotel and a narrow swinging wooden bridge high in the air, this Middle Earth like lodge will have most visitors feeling like they have been transported into another time.

Crazy Horse Memorial is the world’s largest sculpture of an Indian man carved in the granite mountain. The works began in 1948 and still continue.

The Solvay Hut is one of the most indredible mountain huts in the world. It is located at a height of 4,003 meters on the Matterhorn’s ridge. There is room for 10 mountain climbers inside. The hut is managed by the Swiss Alpine Club.

High mountain camping is the most extreme camping in the world. What is it like to sleep in the air staying miles up above the ground?

The photos in this post are of some very unusual roads. Many of them make you wonder how they were ever built and where they are going. They certainly seem to disprove that the shortest route between two points is a straight line.

Here is another post about roads you might want to see: 

World’s Scariest Roads (35 pics)

Do you remember the post about the deepest part of the Earth? Now, this infographic picture will show the data from the tallest mountain to the deepest ocean trench. If all schoolbooks were written in infographic pictures, it would be much interesting and easier to study :)