If I were a passenger, I would honestly get out of the car and walk behind it. Just watching this video gave me the shivers.

I’ve always absolutely hated driving on mountain roads, even fully paved ones with guard rails, for fear of this exact thing happening. Nightmare scenario.

I hate drivers that need to look at you when their talking.

I almost fell off a section just like this driving in Colorado.... I came within a few short inches of going off, definitely learnt to respect such trails after that and never approached things with such disregard again as prior to that I was just too overly confident for having done so numerous times, but things can always go wrong no matter how many times you've been on the said trail!

Having grown up in a Colorado mountain town, the roads here can be a nightmare-especially in the winter. We never had a road this extreme where I was, but I’ve seen cars plunge off major highways like 285 & C470 into the abyss below. May God comfort the families of those lost in this tragedy. 😞

Sending my prayers and condolences to the victims' families. What a terrifying way for your life to end.

i’ve been there. it was scary. when we were passing by we saw a car that was on the very edge with no driver in it

We had a road in NC that was and likely still is like this. One morning an elementary school bus was driving along. It was raining. A dump truck loaded with gravel was flying the other direction. The training for the bus driver was to pull safely to the side and let the other vehicle pass. The driver could not see the side of the road clearly in the rain. A tire dropped off the dirt road. Then the whole bus rolled down the ravine. Helicopters from Charlotte came to rescue the children and the driver. There were no fatalities. The driver was found to have followed her training. She recovered and returned to continue driving the bus. I learned about this when I was at the bus garage for new drivers training. The wreckage of the bus was towed in. It was a harrowing sight. I was assigned to the same elementary school where to my surprise this had happened. The driver I talked to said that this was her bus. She told me her story that I just shared with you.

My partner and I went on a tour with Don Fehd a few years ago up in the same area. He was a very good driver and a very nice, nature-loving man. I cannot imagine him making a rookie mistake due to all his experience. I can't help but wonder if a boulder fell or part of the road gave way causing this tragic accident. My prayers go out to all involved as well to their friends and families.

There's nothing that road leads to that I would ever need. So sorry for the victims. RIP

That is so devastating because they hired a professional tour guide. I can’t even image their last moments. Prayers for the victims and families.

How can one soak up the sights and breathe in fresh air aboard a vehicle that teeters on the edge of a cliff? May the victims of this accident rest in peace.

That road looks like an absolute nightmare, I can only imagine how scary and painful their final moments were. Bless them

I can't imagine how scared and terrified they must have been falling down a mountain that high ☹️ my condolences to there family and friends may they rest easy

In 1986 I drove this road in a 1976 Plymouth Volare, all the way to the Wright Lake trailhead to climb Mt. Sneffels. The worst part was the next day, when my brakes started to smoke on the way down. Volare, woah woah.

Just awful. Poor ladies trusted the guide. I haven't been a passenger in a car for at least 20 years. Can't imagine letting someone else drive on that trail.

Reminds me of when I was 18 and in a rocky relationship of 2 years. We were going on vacation and my gf told me she knew a shortcut. I agreed, she knew I was terrified of heights and sent us on a road exactly like this that was impossible to turn around and a 1000 foot cliff, I had a damn mini truck at the time. After we barely survived I turned around took her home and never talked to her again.

I’ve done this road and yes, it’s a very tense and in my case, nauseating experience. Condolences to the families of these three souls.

I went off 150 ft cliff in the Colorado Rockies during our Bicentennial, the driver had been drinking! The car rolled down 100 ft at an 80° angle and the last 50 ft a mid-air spin the last 50ft! A girl went out the back window and the car landed on top of her! Two of us pick the car up and a third one pulled the girl out from underneath and we all walked away! True story, Evergreen Colorado Fourth of July 1976!

So sad that life ended so short, RIP and my sympathy is with your family.

My family (from FL) took a trip west around Christmas time many years ago. We were driving in the mountains (paved road) and hit some ice going around a corner. There was no railing and a massive cliff, we slid right towards it and thankfully the other lane was empty. Somehow the car straightened out in time, but I get flashes of that memory from time to time and feel so thankful I live in flat, warm FL. My heart goes out to the families, it must be rough ❤️

Never put your life in someone’s hands when it comes to driving next to a cliff

Condolences to all those that mourn the losses. Years ago, over the course of a few years, the wife and I traversed this road in rented Jeeps, as well as our own 4WD Blazer we had at the time. (I was driving.) There was never any life threatening drama during the entirety of the trips. You take your time and be very careful. It will never be known what conditions that led to this tragedy. (It was NOT through lack of experience on the part of the driver.) However, closing off such roads "for the safety of others" is doing a disservice to those of us that enjoy experiencing the mountains in such a manner. If you're uncomfortable with such exploration upon roads such as these: Simply stay off them, but please don't try to impose your concern on others and thus prevent them from safely enjoying such historic roads.

😢 So sad! RIP 😞 May their family and love ones find comfort 🙏

It’s reassuring to me that I’m not alone in my primordial fear of a road like this. No. Just no.

My deepest condolences yo the victims and their families. Rest in peace

Unfortunately, fate usually beats the arrogance of people that always just think "it'll be fine" when they don't know what the hell they're talking about...

They would have been safer walking it! I would be too paranoid to unnecessarily risk my life like anyone who has used those roads!

I don’t understand! Why do people put themselves in such dangerous situations? Swimming with 🦈, driving on dangerous roads just for the thrill. Going out during natural disasters. Drag racing or reckless driving etc etc…

"Most dangerous road in North America, take it with your own risk " Tourist : let's go cross that road, what would go wrong? 🤪

Driver: this isn't so bad *incoming traffic*

No, it won’t be one of “the scariest things that I’ll ever do,” because I won’t do it. Rest In Peace to the victims.

This is why, no matter how many times you’ve driven on a road or a trail you must never get complacent. You always have to be aware and you should always exercise caution. I hope this doesn’t get the road restricted

Drove this road 6 weeks ago. It is scary but manageable if you pay attention and look out for other drivers.

Richie from Boston it’s great to see you. Keep up the good work hello from San Diego.

My deepest and sincere condolences to the victims and their families. Such a tragedy. 🙏

Damn, I have nightmares of things like this, and I'm so grateful every time I wake up.

I forget what country I was in but I was in a school bus doing a tour on roads like that it was beyond scary never again

I'm sure they thought they'd be safe having a tour guide. You never know. I once took a guided rafting trip on the Rio Grande in the spring, and our guide flipped the raft, sending us all into the raging river. Fortunately we all got out okay. You could tell he was pretty shaken up.

Condolences to the family. I’ve been on mountain roads in Colorado and it’s a scary experience to say the least! Especially in inclement weather or at night!

I wouldn't walk on this road...Rest in Peace

I remember when my Step dad and brothers went up in a Jeep up some curvy roads in Colorado as well. They were very close to having a wheel slip off and tumble down the cliff, but they managed to get out of there. It's crazy

I’ll never understand why people risk their lives for such a stupid small “thrill”

We've been on several roads like that in Colorado. I always prayed my husband wouldn't have a heart attack. When someone comes in the opposite direction, it's extra scary if you're on the cliff edge.

It's so stupid that people have such huge ego and think they can do ANYTHING but in reality one small mistake (for example driving like a bit too fast or accidentally putting a foot on the wrong pedal could end your life. It was way better to walk through the trail instead of a heavy vehicle

That's probably one of the most scary things I will never do.

I beg to differ. One of the scariest things you’ll ever do is to actually fall off the cliff. Not just driving on the road.

My heart goes out to all three victims' families.

I certainly appreciate the literal 2 seconds of the grieving sister in the video. It added so much to this tragic story. Editor, what the hell????

That sucks! I'm so sorry for All!!!

It only takes one second of being distracted on a road like that. Very sad.

Was just driving all those trails in July. Definitely steep and scary, so unfortunate another accident happened. Shows even a tour guide with lots of experience can still make a deadly error, very scary.

Hot Take: The guide wanted to impress them both (especially the 28 year old) and it got out of hand. Dammit guy.

This is my worst fear… every time I am driving near a cliff I get anxious

Miners have been traversing the Camp Bird road in all weather, night and day for over a hundred years. I , myself, slid sideways down 300 yards of that road one night in a Suburban. There had to have been a freak mishap fom a falling rock or, the guide got severely distracted by his clients.

Ever Since I was a kid I was taught that playing with fire can get you burned... That road speaks for itself about the dangers of taking that tour.

This is so sad and hits close to home😭 I survived a fall like this off a canyon with only 9 staples to my head. Most terrifying moment of my life and idk how we survived. May they Rest In Peace🕊

Offroad and wide tires do not make you better offroad. They make the vehicle 50 times more dangerous. That jeep crawled up the rock wall, flipped over and down the cliff.

For some reason when I read the title, I was picturing three people hiking below were killed when a jeep fell on top of them

Cross country driving is beautiful…driving on the edge of a Mountain is scary and dangerous! Something I would never do since it’s too risky! RIP

I had a dream that this happened to me it felt so real, I can’t imagine the panic they felt as soon as the car started leaning

Been here before, never will forget- absolutly breathtaking place

I've driven this road and being from Florida it scared the hell out of me. It will humble you very quickly.

One thing I've learned living in Colorado is DO NOT mess with the Colorado Rockies. I have been in some scary situations before and learned to respect the land.

Life's cruel. One moment you're enjoying your time. The next out of nowhere for no need you're staring death in the skull. What a brutal reality.

that mountain road is a nightmare in the night time

My sympathy goes out to everyone involved.

It's the last scary thing you'll ever do.

rest in peace for everyone who was in the car😢

I can never wrap my head around people willingly putting themselves in danger and calling it a “vacation.”

Gotta be kidding me. People in my country drive roads like that multiple times a day in trucks with at least 15 people inside. No GUIDE would fall off a cliff unless they were extremely distracted or driving too fast

Exactly why i wouldnt go on these roads, also its currentoy sept 16. Almost 1 year after this incident, may the 3 people rest in peace

Whoever's reading this, I pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day!

Happened where I lived too, except it was 3 teens that died. I knew 2 of them and I hope the families recover from this horrible lost

I was at the park next to the town hot springs in Ouray last year when this happened and heard the first responders ripping thru town…crazy

Russell has driven that road in a simi truck as a shortcut when it was snowing from Tennessee to Georgia.

Sometimes it’s best to admire things from afar prayers to the family.

That's truly heartbreaking sending love and prayers to their families may they rest in peace 🕊️

I have gone to that exact spot the last three summers unbelievably beautiful and just as dangerous.

I have been on a similar road, I was way too young .. like 10 years old. But that road still haunts me. Fk such thrills, life's too precious to waste on a little thrill.

Terrifying and horrible accident. My deepest sympathies to the family and friends of those who perished.

OMG Rest in Peace to all who passed. Its hard to imagine what they happen to them.

I often hike in the mountains I have plenty of pics of cars down the cliffs around Southern California. Your in a moment of amazement how a vehicle could fall so far down, you realize your looking at a grave not just a crash.

"One of the scariest things you'll ever do." Nope, because I don't do things that have the potential to be deadly if I can help it.

My deepest sympathies for the three people who didn't make it on the cliff.

Just imagine how hard it was for the police and rescuer’s to get to them. Very sad.

I would rather die doing what I love to do than to live toiling on what I hate to do. Rest in peace fellow Jeepers

Amazing Richie from Boston as a guest on inside edition unbelievable!

I've slid sideways down a moutain road in Colorado. You needs nerves of steel to drive in the Rockies.

Richie From Boston ✊✊ Glad to see he's still alive and well... Thought the government killed him.

So sorry for your loss. Seattle Washington

I was on something like that in northern Italy. It was terrifying. I would never ever see that again

Condolences to the family, RIP to the victims. One lane road, offroad trails can be fun but ones like these on cliff sides I always surrender. It's not worth my life, my hard earned property (truck) getting damage or death to experience those adventurous trails & especially when you have passengers.

Sincere Prayers and Heart felt Condolences to the Families of this terrible accident.

I've driven on similar roads in the Cascades. Single lane, no room for error. The one I found was in decent enough shape for a sedan like I had, but I would never do that again. Absolutely terrifying. At one point in the road, it actually was along the top of a ridge, steep drops on BOTH sides. Beautiful area, but next time, I'm walking.

I have been on that road more than once and I love it. What the heck happened? If you take your time you should be fine.

When you test fate, sometimes fate answers. Just saying....

So why doesn’t this segment explain the exact scenario of how the crash occurred so viewers can be aware and maybe escape a similar fate.

Totally heartbreaking. Just two women out enjoying life, and then it all ended. Very very sad.

More like, probably one of the scariest things I will NEVER do.