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Mais sérieusement (je présume que tu parles français), proche du mont orford, il y a des falaises au lac stukely. Il y a de toutes les hauteurs vraiment, de 5 à 75 pieds. Mais c'est à 40 minutes de Montréal environ. Désolé c'est le spot le plus près que je connais. Si jamais ça t'intéresse, je peux t'en redonner des nouvelles sur le lieu exact.
Mais sérieusement (je présume que tu parles français), proche du mont orford, il y a des falaises au lac stukely. Il y a de toutes les hauteurs vraiment, de 5 à 75 pieds. Mais c'est à 40 minutes de Montréal environ. Désolé c'est le spot le plus près que je connais. Si jamais ça t'intéresse, je peux t'en redonner des nouvelles sur le lieu exact.
yooo sounds sick, can you be more specific on location?
DJ_Pauly_DNear Montreal there isnt much but if you go a little bit north like St-Hippolyte theres a bunch of lakes with amazing cliffs
Moonshineyooo sounds sick, can you be more specific on location?
which lakes?
do you know if they still let people jump there? heard there have been some accidents unfortunately
It's right there. You park your car near the road and walk to the cliffs. I haven't been there this year so I don't know how it looks or if it's still open because I know people wanted to close it.
