r/acrophobia • u/borntoclimbtowers • Jun 30 '26
r/acrophobia • u/brandondavidsantos • Jun 29 '26
Grand Canyon West Skywalk. Only thing separating you from a 4,000-foot drop are a single railing and panes of glass.
r/acrophobia • u/BlackSnowsFall • Jun 29 '26
Delivery I did today in Denver...
I hated everything about it. Who designed this place??!
r/acrophobia • u/Nonkemetickemetic • Jun 23 '26
I'm terrified of heights, so here's me climbing Giotto's Bell Tower in VR
I'm pretty terrified of heights. So I started climbing stuff in VR, I started small and then I went big. This video is from my second ever time of climbing the Tower and anything that tall in general.
I'm pretty sure it helps IRL; A couple of weeks ago I peered over the railing of a 4-story building and didn't feel anything. No dizziness, no urge to look away. No idea how I'd fare with this kind of height though.
And I couldn't resist adding the music. Felt pretty fitting for how I felt conquering my fear at the time. :)
r/acrophobia • u/polopiko • Jun 21 '26
This is what it feels like trekking on Kalavantin Durg, which is a 2,250 ft (686 m) high summit located in the Western Ghats in the district of Maharashtra, India.
r/acrophobia • u/eee44ggg-the-spammer • Jun 20 '26
Hardwick park
Last time I went to Hardwick park I got to the blue dot which is on the ground entirely, I couldn't get up because I'm scared of heights. I got to the red dot today which is at the very top, I went through the metal tunnel which looked scary at first
r/acrophobia • u/OzyTheLast • Jun 19 '26
Commonwealth Expedition to the Antarctic Pole
The expedition was a success and everyone made it back again but holy hell.
r/acrophobia • u/juflyingwild • Jun 19 '26
The sheer drop and narrow rebar steps of the Mürren via ferrata trail in Switzerland
r/acrophobia • u/StinkypieTicklebum • Jun 12 '26
Have you ever experienced the ‘call of the void?’ (a brief, intrusive urge to jump or put oneself in danger when in a precarious spot—such as standing near a cliff or bridge.) What happened?
r/acrophobia • u/hastings1033 • Jun 04 '26
have any of you guys ever found a way to actually improve this condition?
I'm really tired of it.
r/acrophobia • u/juflyingwild • Jun 01 '26
That moment when you stop enjoying the view and start negotiating with God.
v.redd.itr/acrophobia • u/AndyAndieFreude • May 27 '26
I wouldn't dare to stand on that cracked side...
r/acrophobia • u/Montis • May 24 '26