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Cliff Jumping

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Bangor
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Does anyone know of anywhere around albany NY or southern VT or western Mass. to jump offa cliffs into DEEP water? I'm bored.
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May 19 2003 9:02AM
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skifreak915
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yeah my friends and I went biking up there last year. We started off in stowe and road up to jay peak. Their are so many sick cliffs for hucking up their in VT. I cant tell you where they are right this second, but i know theirs some really sick ones up in Montgomery up near jay. Just ask the guy at the local bike shop if your ever up their. Theirs a couple up their, ranging from 5-30 foot cliffs into nice deep water. Their are some sick water falls arouind their too.
May 19 2003 4:34PM
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Bangor
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mmm jay peak.....

i gotta go up there in the summer and look for those cliffs, i've only been there in the winter....
thanks
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May 19 2003 10:39PM
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Bangor
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Hahah, wow.

Exactly 2 years later, I'm searching NS for the same thing.





Sooooooo, post your cliff jumping stories, or if you're around the NY/MA border, post some sweet cliffs!

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May 20 2005 12:04AM
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ItsPhil
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go to lake placid...there are some ridiculous cliffs on the ausable river

May 20 2005 8:38PM
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Bangor
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Well, let me answer my own thread.

Found this siiick spot near Stockbridge, MA called the quarry. Absolutely sick, anything from 10-60 footers. Nuts I tell you.

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Aug 20 2005 11:20PM
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tanseygram54
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go to www.swimmingholes.org

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Aug 25 2005 6:28PM
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djikstra
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damn reply to the same thread 2 years apart, and still have the same icon and shit... damn

hate it or love... little John's on top...
Aug 30 2005 9:39AM
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ryan.c
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theres a bridge near me which has a pier, pier is 30ft, bridge 40ft, and if u climb to to top of the arch, not smart to do, its prolly 60-70ft, u can also get arrested for jumpin off any part of the bridge tho so i wouldnt recommend it, its only into like 15-20ft water tho
Oct 29 2005 8:40PM
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ssclark88
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In the town of hadley ny (45 mins from Albany) there is a 70' bridge. There are also jumps anywhere from 5-50 feet. There is a 40' high rope swing as well. The water is extremely deep.

http://local.google.com/local?q=hadley+ny&ll=43.316482,-73.842738&spn=0.008929,0.024951&hl=en
Nov 9 2005 7:06PM
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Tw1nT1ps
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yeah i do but you and i have already been there
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Nov 30 2005 7:07PM
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Bangor
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Hell yeah we have. Was it you or your brother and I who dropped the 60 footer?
Dec 6 2005 8:57PM
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Tw1nT1ps
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you and my brother jumped the 60 footer ahhahah then you did it blah!!!
Dec 22 2005 9:31AM
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Skipig25
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yea it does, but that's not the point
Dec 27 2005 12:34PM
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n.i.c.k.
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Theres this place called Bash Bish Falls right on the NY/MA boarder with 3 40-45ft. cliffs and probably like 3-4 10-20 foot cliffs. Theres some good pics on google. Also, the water is crystal clear, sandy bottom, but the water is pretty cold most of the time.
Dec 31 2005 3:06PM
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trademark
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canajoharie, ny. prolly an hour max west from albany, the gorge is the best shit in around
Feb 8 2006 1:49PM
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trademark
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and in rotterdam, ny theres an 80ft drop from above a railroad bridge thats pretty sick
Feb 8 2006 1:51PM
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freeskibum82
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valatie styvesent area..
Feb 8 2006 3:19PM
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potatofarmer
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JEEA!
Mar 5 2006 12:34AM
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Mulletor
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halifax gorge, halifax, vt
Stillwater bridge/cliffs deerfield, ma
french king cliff, gill, ma
the last one is right off route 2 going east before the french king bridge
Mar 6 2006 3:25PM
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180FSscratch
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manlius (right outside syracuse) we have 2 spots. Ladders which is a 15 or so. prettty tame its nice cuz no one ever bothers u and it has a nice beach. then if your crazy you can just eddie's its a monterous 75 foot waterfall. it drops into 30-40 ft of water tho the only thing u have to worry about is keeping your arms tight to ur side cuz when u hit the water that fast it will dislocate them. but if anyones ever up this way, hit me up.
Mar 19 2006 3:13PM
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JAYTRON
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calf's pen in lake george has some nice 10-60 footers if you have a boat to get to the east side motha fuckas where the gats explode, if you feeling like you on fire boy drop and role. but seriously you might be able to hike there of you come up the access road. its a little south of log bay near buck mountain.
May 23 2006 4:33PM
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funbox14
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you could go to www.airabovewater.com i think thats the link
Jun 18 2006 3:48PM
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-benedetto
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mcreek homies
Jun 21 2006 12:05AM
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