Help how do you find locations for jumping?

[no_another_hell]

obviously not going to publicly ask for any recommendations but how does a good location?

i know there's nothing in my area so i'll have to travel, so i need to be able to find something without actually being there.
are there any good ways to effectively do this through like google maps or something? i don't rly know what to look for sadly. is there like a list somewhere of known locations per country?

very well-researched question i know, but im stupid and kinda dont even know where to begin if im being honest

 

[blacksand]

High seacliffs like my profile pic. Country name+seacliffs can be a start.

 

[no_another_hell]

High seacliffs like my profile pic. Country name+seacliffs can be a start.

i live in the netherlands sadly, i don't think we have those here lol.

i was honestly thinking of traveling to germany because of how flat everything in this country is

 

[blacksand]

i live in the netherlands sadly, i don't think we have those here lol.

i was honestly thinking of traveling to germany because of how flat everything in this country is

Lol I literally thought I bet you're in Netherlands just after I posted. Maybe something in European alps could work.

 

[Pony Slaystation]

High seacliffs like my profile pic. Country name+seacliffs can be a start.

Landing in water is not a good idea. Water breaks the fall and makes your outcome uncertain even from a very high place. Has no one watched "The Bridge" documentary? Especially if you land in water feet-first -- there's a good chance you're going to survive no matter how high up you are.

 

[no_another_hell]

i do remember there being a relativity popular cliff in england somewhere but getting there seems tricky. i forgot the name of it though :(

Landing in water is not a good idea. Water breaks the fall and makes your outcome uncertain even from a very high place. Has no one watched "The Bridge" documentary? Especially if you land in water feet-first -- there's a good chance you're going to survive no matter how high up you are.

there are seaside cliffs where you still land on rocks (ebb and flow stuff probably)

 

[tamamori]

replying here because i'm also curious. i live somewhere with easy access to the sea, but the idea of landing in water makes me feel uneasy. i was wondering how to look for locations on land