Deadly Roads
Synopsis
A 120-kilometer drive on sand along Fraser Island's beach highway attracts thousands seeking adventure despite the risks of driving on extreme roads.
Synopsis
Jan Eric Winkelmann travels to Skipper's Canyon in New Zealand, a remote gorge known for its steep cliffs and narrow roads. He carries a piano, seeking inspiration in the breathtaking scenery. The documentary features extreme roads in New Zealand, Scotland, and Australia, where adventurers face perilous conditions. Dennis Column, a tour guide, recounts his experiences driving tourists along these treacherous routes. The film also touches on the historical significance of these roads, once vital for gold prospectors and now attracting thrill-seekers.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See breathtaking views from Skipper's Canyon in New Zealand.
- Find out about the world's only sand highway on Fraser Island.
- Meet Dennis Column, a driver with 25 years of experience.
Did You Know
- Skipper's Canyon in New Zealand was first explored by gold prospectors in 1863.
- The world's only sand highway is located in Australia, specifically on Fraser Island.
- Dennis Column has been driving tourists along extreme roads for 25 years.
- The beach highway on Fraser Island is 75 miles long.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the length of the beach highway on Fraser Island?
The beach highway on Fraser Island is 75 miles long.
Who has been driving tourists along Skipper's Canyon for 25 years?
Dennis Column has been driving tourists along Skipper's Canyon for 25 years.
When was gold first found in the Shotover River?
Gold was first found in the Shotover River in 1863.
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