Cliff diving

nitsua

nitsua

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anyone know if theres any of that around the midwest area? like into a river or somehting. i dunno
 
in anoka there's a sick bridge that you can jump off. if the cops don't kick you off.

st. cloud/waite park has the rock quarrys that are really fun.
 
Pleasant street bridge is under road construction but you can still do the train bridge a lil wayz down! don't which you were talking out poop.
 
Rock quarrys are where its at. There are tons of cliffs and the water is like a hundred feet deep. There is a cliff for pretty much every height so its easy to work you way up.
 
duluth is where its at we got the lester river 3 places deeps train bridge and gundias they range from 5 to like 65 feet we we got a rope swing. but if you want to go crazy you should go up the north shore or up to the mine pits 75 to like 110

peace john
 
yea train bridge. it's kinda sketchy cuz you have to stand and jump you get no run. but i threw a gainor first jump ever so it's not that bad.
 
yesssssssssss

if youve never been to the boundary waters you should go, its really cheap cuz all you need is a canoe and tent and some supplies, probably one of the best vacations ive took
 
yes the rock quarries are amazing. other than that the boundary waters have a few nice ones that ive seen, but the place is so big i dont really remember where they are.
 
ive gone in hawaii, it was awesome. You had to time your jump to the second so that you had enough time to surface and swim and climb up on this rock before the waves slammed you back into the cliff and the undertow took you.
 
we have a massive cliff in cannon falls that goes in to a lake...you probably get only 1 - 4 good jumps before a park ranger comes by...but its big...

real big
 
but if you don't feel like going off the cliff...cause if you land any way besides feet down it will hurt...there is a sweet bridge to jump off of.
 
go to the st. croix on the wisconsin side. i dont think they are as strict on that side about cliff jumping
 
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