“Even Ghost Would Be Scared,” the internet says as a cyclist explores a dark forest path

Viewers are constantly drawn to films of bicycles going over seemingly random rural paths. The perplexing and uncharted routes add even more mystery. A biker recently published a video of himself riding in the dark on a small bike lane, leaving his fans stunned. The terrifying video has made social media users shudder, prompting questions about the possible dangers and unfavorable effects of such audacious actions. The rider, equipped with just a little lamp connected to his cycle, fearlessly explores a wooded route in this amazing but dangerous film. While some respect the spirit of adventure, others are concerned about the rider’s safety.

Remy Metailler, an athlete, posted an engrossing video of himself beginning the solo night path on Instagram. Remy can be seen breathing hard in the video as he navigates the steep and winding path while riding a bike with a flashlight tied to the front. The suspense increased due to the restricted vision in the darkness, and social media users’ opinions of his journey were divided. The athlete posted the video, and it has received over two million views. “Rate the stress level on this ride,” the athlete remarked after sharing the video. The toughest path in the area at night. Not at ease.”

One person commented on the video, saying, “Held our breath the whole time.”

“You need to find a girlfriend, dude,” said someone else.

“Even ghost would be scared to follow you down those trails,” someone commented.

“On a reasonable level, you could fall off the path into a ravine and disappear from the world of light,” a user posed a question. You may ride right into a grizzly that is out for dinner on a karmic level. It’s possible to run across ghosts, demons, and walking dead on a supernatural level. Why? Why take this action?”

One remark said, “This looks like so much stress.”

“I was waiting for a skinwalker or something to jump out,” humorously wrote another.

“I’d be squeezing the brake the whole time,” said one more.

With its striking cycling track, Belgium’s De Wijers natural reserve provides a contrasted experience to the frightening and unsettling film shot by Remy Metailler. This unusual track, called Cycling Through Water, takes cyclists on an amazing adventure over a submerged bridge that is purposefully built to get them extremely near to the water’s surface.