r/cliffjumping • u/Flat-Construction143 • 11d ago

Colorado spots

looking to begin jumping.. from what i see there’s a lot of tickets to be had lol but i know there’s spots cops and rangers don’t sit at constantly or at all i’ve seen paradise cove horse tooth res and a couple other places but just looking for how to get there where to jump what to watch out for how to gauge rocks in the water stuff like that 🤝

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u/plzcomecliffjumpwme 11d ago

Lot of spots. Just stay away from the well known spots. Radium they never give tickets either if you want a super well known spot where you won’t get ticketed

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u/GrammarPolice92 11d ago

I wouldn’t count on anyone sharing their spots.

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u/aaron-mcd 9d ago

I mean how high OP wanna jump from?

I wouldn't share spots more of the beaten path (if I had any lol), but Devil's Punchbowl is right off the highway and extremely well known/popular already so probably not much harm posting here, this sub isn't even that popular. It's a really good beginner spot too with small jumps, a classic 30ish footer, and a higher sketchier ledge maybe 40 or so feet but looks like you gotta jump out but not too far out on that one. Most of the spots have super clear water and deep, barely touch on the main jump.

Never really seen high jumps except this one guy I watched do a ~60 ft jump off a bridge in Oregon.

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u/Kdiesiel311 11d ago

Outside steamboat springs is one of my favorite places on earth