Don't look down! For tourists in New York, the Empire State Building's 86th floor observation deck has a magnetic pull, thanks to the sweeping views of Manhattan that can be seen through its high safety fence.And those who want to gaze out to the very horizon head still further up to the 102nd floor 'Top Deck', to gaze out across America from behind sturdy windows.But little do they know that there's yet another deck - a 'secret' deck, revealed on Tuesday by and photographer — that is one floor further up and accessible only by those in the know. And unless you have a strong head for heights, it is terrifying.Scroll down for video. Distant shores: The 103rd floor gazes over the Hudson River and East River, allowing views of New Jersey (in the top left), Queens (in the top right) and The Bronx (in the far distance). Central Park and the Chrysler Building can also be glimpsedWhile the publicly accessible floors have safety measures to ensure that nobody can possibly fall from the iconic building, the 103rd floor has just a small knee-high ledge topped with a low railing.It's not a place for the faint-hearted.'

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Your feet and hands tingle and sweat when you direct your gaze off the ledge,' writes 's Jen Carlson. 'When the wind blows it feels like it will take you with it, and it probably could if it were strong enough. It really feels like the most special place to be in New York City.' Love on high: In 2012, Vanessa Hudgens and boyfriend Austin Butler celebrated her 24th birthday with a visit to the 'secret' floorIf the mooring mast that houses the 103rd floor was made to beat the Chrysler Building then it worked: The Chrysler Building was the tallest building in the world for 11 months, until the completion of the mast in 1931.However, in a 1929 interview with The New York Times, Alfred E Smith, leader of the Empire State Building's investors, denied the claim, saying 'We are measuring its rise by principles of economic investment rather than spectacular standards.' But whatever the reason for its existence, the 103rd floor remains one of New York's most spectacular hidden views.