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New England Cliff Jumping Spots?

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SteezyMagee
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Since the season is over, I'm planning things to do until November rolls around again. I've been to some awesome cliff jumping spots in Arizona, but I was wondering if anyone knew of any in New England. Help is much appreciated.
Mar 30 2013 10:06AM
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BigScaryLarry
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dorset quarry. dorset, VT
Mar 30 2013 10:08AM
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prosnurfer
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doooood i totaly heard redrocks in vermont was sooo dopesauce. its really eaisy to get to and there totaly arnt any shapr zebra muscles at the bottom. my favorite jump is thre 76 footer even tho the waters 15 feet deep i dont care about my ankles.

Mar 30 2013 11:34AM
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ol_patchybeards
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lake George up in ny has a few dope ones
Mar 30 2013 11:36AM
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Dwight_Schrute
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Gloucester, MA quarries are sick, there are a ton of spots at different heights and its deeeeeep
Mar 30 2013 5:51PM
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AGallant
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If you've been to Sunday River then, there is a pretty decent cliff with a couple different heights. Its ON the actual Sunday River, its called Frenchman's Hole
Mar 30 2013 6:26PM
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123+ski
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bolton potholes, on the access road to bolton valley in VT
Bristol Falls is sometimes fun too, and theres another one near there with natural water slides, but the water level has to be just right
Mar 30 2013 7:20PM
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lands11
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Huntington Gorge, Vermont. It can be mad sketchy seeing as 18 people have died, but it's mad fun. Just don't go during super high water ad you will be fine. Also, as someone said above, Bolton pot holes are so sick.
Mar 30 2013 7:31PM
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fortyvalve
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there's a reservoir in Berlin/New Britain CT that i go to all the time, i could show you if you hit me up
Mar 30 2013 8:12PM
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Nacho+
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Lanes Cove, which is near Essex and Ipswich MA has a huge breakwater to protect this harbor. You can jump at high, or low tide. Its a good 40ft at low, and 20 at high.
Mar 30 2013 8:32PM
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fortyvalve
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forgot to mention cliffs ranging from 15 to 70 ish
Mar 30 2013 9:54PM
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JIB_WALRUS
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Op do you want these cliff jumping spots to have land at the bottom or water?
Mar 30 2013 9:58PM
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steep
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Where in MA?
Mar 30 2013 10:08PM
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SteezyMagee
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Preferably water haha
Mar 31 2013 9:18AM
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SteezyMagee
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Also, I live in central New Hampshire.
Mar 31 2013 9:19AM
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Nacho+
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threads for anything in north shore ma
Mar 31 2013 9:23AM
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Nacho+
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Here is a picture of Lanes Cove just for more information:

Click for larger image
Mar 31 2013 9:31AM
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.squirrely.
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swift river in new hampshire
Mar 31 2013 10:13AM
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EmperorKuzco
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I went to some sick place in Maine last summer but I forget what it was called
Mar 31 2013 11:06AM
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prosnurfer
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http://www.swimmingholes.org/ 

here ya go dummys. click your state for a list and info.  but IMO really good swimmingholes shouldent be shared online. basicly once all the bros relize its a nice spot it gets crowded every day and the places start to get trashed.  this happened to the best swimminghole in vermont. tripple buckets. its like 5 min from my house and iv grown up always going there and as of recently there was a big swimminghole boom and all the bros from burlington started to go. leaveing there handles and beer cans everywhere. tagging 802 on rocks. ..... so dumb. i hate all of the bros. go to shitty north beach loosers.

Mar 31 2013 12:01PM
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humpty
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Huntington gorge richmond, vt. fuckin sick
May 6 2013 7:33PM
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HARVERSACE
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Deep Hole, up in Grafton notch is a lot better imo, higher, and less crowded
May 6 2013 7:38PM
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ignantchief
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I live in north shore MA near gloucester and know TONS of spots
-Lanesville quarries have a 25, 45, 55, and 70 that is massive
-rockport quarries (steel derrick or the rez) have a bunch of nice 30-40s
-rez in essex is a nice chill spot with a cool thing to jump of off
-rez in manchester has a sweet rope swing
-bunch of sick jumps near singing beach in Manchester

PM me if you want directions to any of these
May 6 2013 7:40PM
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elinde
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fawns leap, in the catskills in new york. this thread is extremely relevant to my interests

May 6 2013 9:22PM
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Aladeen
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VT has a shitload of sick spots. In CT there's Collinsville which has 3 good spots within walking distance. 15 ft bridge abutments in the river 20-25 ft dam thing and sick bridge that 45 ft and you climb to the top where it's 70 ft!
May 6 2013 9:33PM
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802Valley
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E rock at the resevoir in Waterbury, Vt......warren falls, Vt
May 6 2013 11:35PM
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NotoriousT.S.E
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Just came here to rep the North Shore real quick.
May 6 2013 11:49PM
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