Boy it would be a bitch if that thing failed.

Not if. When. And in this case, when was 2004.

Where Is This?
 

Spin-off of What Is This?.

Make sure there is enough info in the pic for us to find the place. It shouldn't be so common as to be too difficult to differentiate a place from a thousand places like it, but, try not to make it so obscure as to be unfindable. Also, if you don't know where the place is, let us know upfront, so we can shift gears from competition to actually helping.

I'll go first.

Where is this?

It's easy to cheat, unfortunately.

Just say no to TinEye. And the new googly image searchy thing...I hadn't thought of that. I just used good old fashioned search terms.

Oh, well, you're correct in any case.

It's the Kjeragbolten, in Norwegia.

OK, I promise I won't cheat.

I guess I go? I'll continue on the outdoorsy theme.

I took this shot while on a hike. This is part of the trail and is a natural formation.

Oh, that's so pretty.

It doesn't look like a natural formation.

It looks like a good place to break an ankle (or a leg).

Which is why it's unique and is searchable.

It's pretty freaking cool. It's perfectly sized for a human being to walk up, but the treads are a little uneven and sloped.

Sounds as if not many people make their own pics of this place.
I'm impressed you made the hike... more pics ?

If you know the answer, why aren't you guessing?

It's moderately dangerous, but only if you do something dumb like hike it when the rocks are wet and slippery.

Cause I cheated with Google Images.

OMG - is that the Straight Stair to Mordor?
I've heard you can walk across their borders...