Cliffs in the USA?

[winchesterpooja]

Hello!

This might seem slightly stupid, but can I get the names of some cliffs in the USA, which if you jump from you fall into a river? Basically, the ravine needs a water body you can swim across.

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[orange_fell]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mather_Gorge? (I have no idea if the river is possible to swim across here.)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_rivers_of_Virginia

[winchesterpooja]

Aaah, we really like Mather Gorge! Thank you! :)

[oakstone730]

I searched for quarries in Virginia - many times 'cliffs' that one jumps off in the united states are old stone quarries. This led me to this site http://www.swimmingholes.org/va.html

If you use the search button on your browser, search for 'jumping' and they list the ones that have the possibility of jumping into the water.

Not perfect, but I hope it helps.

[oakstone730]

My first comment was marked as spam. Let me tray again but with the url broken up...

I searched for quarries in Virginia - many times 'cliffs' that one jumps off in the united states are old stone quarries. This led me to this site www . swimmingholes . org / va . html (remove spaces)

If you use the search button on your browser, search for 'jumping' and they list the ones that have the possibility of jumping into the water.

Not perfect, but I hope it helps.

[winchesterpooja]

Thanks! We'll go through it! We're decided on Mather Gorge for now. :)

[peripety]

Try googling cliff diving instead of jumping.

http://www.thirstforadrenaline.com/cliff-diving/location/virginia.shtml

[winchesterpooja]

Oh, thank you! That's a very helpful site. :)

[eos_joy]

If just the USA in general: In Dingmans Ferry, Pennsylvania there are these awesome cliffs in: George W Childs State Park 'Deer Leap Falls'. A bunch of my friends have gone there multiple times to jump from them. Some are low jumps and some are very high - high enough that if you fall wrong you would definitely bruise.

[winchesterpooja]

It's anywhere in the US and this sounds good too! I'll bookmark it with Mather Gorge. :)