When choosing an adventure location that is both dangerous and far from the crowds, consider the following factors: 1. **Remote Areas**: Look for some remote nature reserves, national parks or wilderness areas that are sparsely populated and full of challenges. For example, some remote mountains, deserts or forests. 2. **Extreme Weather Conditions**: Choose places with extreme climates, such as the glaciers in Alaska, the deepest parts of the Sahara Desert or the high altitude areas of the Andes Mountains. These places are both dangerous and far from the crowds. 3. **Unique Terrain**: Consider some areas with special landforms, such as craters, cliff edges or deep-sea diving sites, which have their own unique risks and challenges. 4. **Historic Sites**: Some abandoned places or historical sites, such as old mines and abandoned villages, are often re-swallowed by nature, which are both mysterious and dangerous. 5. **Biodiversity**: Explore some areas with rich biodiversity, such as tropical rainforests or deep sea areas, where there may be many unknown dangers. 6. **Safety Assessment**: When choosing a location, be sure to conduct a safety assessment, including potential weather conditions, wildlife, man-made risks, etc. 7. **Personal skills**: Make sure you have relevant survival skills, first aid knowledge and necessary equipment to deal with possible dangers. Most importantly, before going on an expedition, make sure you are fully prepared and plan, and always stay alert. Protecting your own safety is the top priority.