The ‘elbow Of The Devil’ In Scotland

Devil's Elbow is a famously dangerous street with sharp turns and steep slopes. Although there is not much traffic left, the road still looks beautiful and attractive to adventurous travelers. A long route in Scotland is so dangerous terrain is named "Devil's Elbow" (elbow). of the devil). Currently, the road becomes an attractive destination for adventure travelers

. The most famous photo of the road is taken in 1967 when Queen Elizabeth II was transported to Balmoral by Prince Philip and the people on the road stopped waving. The UK's highest highway is named A93. However, the revamped detour in the 1960s made it easier for drivers to go, with a 1: 6 slope, the rest of the current road still attracts many motorcyclists bike.



Authorities are trying to bring more tourists here, take a rest at a new stop and walk on the road and surrounding natural scenery. Located about 1.6 km from the top of Cairnwell Pass, Devil's Elbow is one of the most challenging roads not only in Scotland but in the whole of the UK and has many "great caution" signs. This dangerous road was once part of Highway A93, where there is a lot of traffic. back and forth, and south of Cairnwell, a pass nearly 700 meters high, Devil's Elbow is often covered in snow, and the trail also runs through the famous Scottish ski resort Glenshee. in 1930. Today, the "devil road" still attracts many tourists, especially those who like to hike According to Vnexpress ***.

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