7 Most Extreme Cliff Diving Spots
These locations are for those with a solid stomach and not faint of heart. You’re not at you cottage diving cliff anymore.
- La Quebrada Cliffs, Mexico – A group called the La Quebrada Cliff Divers performs death-defying dives nightly, with torches lighting the rock walls.
- Wolfgangsee, Austria – The Red Bull Wolfgangsee Cliff Diving contest takes place here with dives of 100 feet.
- Ponte Brolla, Switzerland – World High Diving Federation held their European Cliff Diving Championships here – and it’s a place best left to the professionals. A very dangerous spot.
- Red Rocks Park, Vermont – Picturesque, but scary, with 80 foot jumps off red rocks and into icy water.
- Tar Creek Falls, California – The narrow canyon and walls of this jump are what make it hazardous to your health.
- Angora Lakes, Nevada – The 70-foot cliffs here may look tame compared to the others, but looks can be deceiving.
- Lighthouse Park, British Columbia – The lake is cold and the cliffs are high.
Check out more information about each spot in the locations section of this site
kody on Wed, 30th Sep 2009 3:20 am
Tar Creek Falls are dried up till winter. dont go there. wasted my time this past weekend driving from san diego to fillmore, stayed the night at Lake Piru just to drive 5 to 10 miles into the mountains just to find out the cliffs were dry. they looked really sick tho and cant wait for winter to come.