Considering some options, but I dont know the heights of any bridges in calgary. does anyone? i do have one in mind but im not certain (after all, i dont want to survive.)
Cslgary canada?
Omg I'm obsessed with alberta
That'd be my dream place to live
Omg I'm obsessed with alberta
That'd be my dream place to live
Jrmull1993
Warlock
- Jul 13, 2022
- 753
no this place sucks.
ive tried, cant find any specific measurements
CassieHoward
peace out ss
- Mar 11, 2022
- 254
i'm pretty sure broadway bridge is the tallest - it would be around 80ft tall.
e: i read the wrong city for some reason. provided a more accurate reply below
e: i read the wrong city for some reason. provided a more accurate reply below
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unfortunately this is in a different city, got my hopes up xD. i could consider driving there in a few days, but i was hoping to be done with it all today.
CassieHoward
peace out ss
- Mar 11, 2022
- 254
oh - i'm not sure why i read saskatoon. my apologies, lol.
i don't believe calgary has anything that would satisfy you. i know that lethbridge has the lethbridge viaduct which would be far taller than anything in calgary. it may or may not have some suicide prevention things in place but it didn't when i went through.
oh thanks! maybe ill be able to check it out in a couple hrs. i wonder how id get up though..
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Jrmull1993
Warlock
- Jul 13, 2022
- 753
I did not realize that Calgary is as flat as it appears to be online. From doing some online searching, I didn't come across any options I see as having an overwhelming chance of success, but from what I have found online, the following seem the most promising:
- The Centre Street Bridge
- Glacier Skywalk (Would need transportation as it's not in Calgary, but located close by)
- Broken City Rooftop Bar (based on pictures it seems high)
- King Eddy (restaurant rooftop deck)
tiny_dancer
Student
- Aug 23, 2022
- 136
Saskatoon isn't TOO far from there, it's driving distance anyways.
You are not far from the mountains…what about a canyon, rocky cliff, etc. I'm sure there are lots, you'd just have to know where to go I suppose.
Concerns raised over accessibility of High Level Bridge
LETHBRIDGE, AB - A Lethbridge woman wants more to be done to secure the High Level Bridge. The trestle is impo...
lethbridgenewsnow.com
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I believe you can find information about height necessary to not permanently cripple yourself somewhere here. Once you make more posts you'll get access to the search function.
I would be careful about mountains because they're rarely a straight drop down. It's easy to have your fall broken partway through and be in agony without dying.Saskatoon isn't TOO far from there, it's driving distance anyways.
You are not far from the mountains…what about a canyon/rocky cliff, etc. I'm sure there are lots, you'd just have to know where to go I suppose.
Looks like the bridge in Lethbridge is accessible, unless things have changed:
Concerns raised over accessibility of High Level Bridge
LETHBRIDGE, AB - A Lethbridge woman wants more to be done to secure the High Level Bridge. The trestle is impo...
Only in the summer--Winters gets down to 30 degrees to 40 degrees below zero, insanely cold--But places like Banff, Lake Louise, Moraine Lake are stunning places in the summer
deathissosad
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deathissosad
I will find you in the afterlife my Nanes. -boov 😢
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