Help Jumping locations Australia

[wasphyso]

Hey all, I'm just wondering if anyone knows any good jumping locations in Australia thanks

 

[AerialBoundaries]

I don't unfortunately. I live next to 2 motorway/highway bridges, that a number of individuals have took their own lives in the past couple of years.

I don't recommend jumping. The aftermath is pretty brutal to view, from first hand experience.

 

[wasphyso]

I don't unfortunately. I live next to 2 motorway/highway bridges, that a number of individuals have took their own lives in the past couple of years.

I don't recommend jumping. The aftermath is pretty brutal to view, from first hand experience.

Yea I've heard it's very brutal and it's not my preferred method but it's the easiest method available to me. I would do sn but i can't find someone to sell it to me.

 

[AerialBoundaries]

Yea I've heard it's very brutal and it's not my preferred method but it's the easiest method available to me. I would do sn but i can't find someone to sell it to me.

You're in the same situation as a lot of us, my friend. If SN was easily obtainable here, I'd already be dead.

 

[OICU812]

North Head cliffs in Manly - that's the cliff where Scott Johnson was found dead in the Hulu docuseries "Never Let Him Go"

 

[cutebat]

North Head cliffs in Manly - that's the cliff where Scott Johnson was found dead in the Hulu docuseries "Never Let Him Go"

Is it high enough? No risk to fail?

 

[IWishToDie]

North Head cliffs in Manly - that's the cliff where Scott Johnson was found dead in the Hulu docuseries "Never Let Him Go"

There's The Gap near Watson's bay. It's a famous suicide spot. I've seen someone on the edge being counselled by police to come back, think they managed to save her. People hop the fence and sit there almost every week.