back from lake travis, cliffs
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back from lake travis, cliffs I went with some friends up to lake travis and the cliffs where you can jump off. It was my first time going there and it was badass!!! the drop is about 40 feet, and its so crazy when you're falling. Then we went to a spot where theres a rope swing on a tree where you can swing off and fall into the lake. there are so many spots along the rocks to just sit and chill and watch everybody on the lake and the scenery in the background. it was really relaxing.
at the cliff rock there was an older man whos a diver and he was doing backflips and twists and all that. I asked him about the height since he would probably know and he said about 10-15m maybe. the water went down a bunch from where it was before so its a big drop.
when I fell it felt like I was falling for a long time, and the acceleration felt crazy. It was a big *** adrenaline rush!
so anybody jump off the rock Im talking about? I dont know where it is exactly but we had to pay $8 to go in, its like a camp spot at first and you drive down a ways and its on the left.
at the cliff rock there was an older man whos a diver and he was doing backflips and twists and all that. I asked him about the height since he would probably know and he said about 10-15m maybe. the water went down a bunch from where it was before so its a big drop.
when I fell it felt like I was falling for a long time, and the acceleration felt crazy. It was a big *** adrenaline rush!
so anybody jump off the rock Im talking about? I dont know where it is exactly but we had to pay $8 to go in, its like a camp spot at first and you drive down a ways and its on the left.
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Originally Posted by BigSteele
I went with some friends up to lake travis and the cliffs where you can jump off. It was my first time going there and it was badass!!! the drop is about 40 feet, and its so crazy when you're falling. Then we went to a spot where theres a rope swing on a tree where you can swing off and fall into the lake. there are so many spots along the rocks to just sit and chill and watch everybody on the lake and the scenery in the background. it was really relaxing.
at the cliff rock there was an older man whos a diver and he was doing backflips and twists and all that. I asked him about the height since he would probably know and he said about 10-15m maybe. the water went down a bunch from where it was before so its a big drop.
when I fell it felt like I was falling for a long time, and the acceleration felt crazy. It was a big *** adrenaline rush!
so anybody jump off the rock Im talking about? I dont know where it is exactly but we had to pay $8 to go in, its like a camp spot at first and you drive down a ways and its on the left.
at the cliff rock there was an older man whos a diver and he was doing backflips and twists and all that. I asked him about the height since he would probably know and he said about 10-15m maybe. the water went down a bunch from where it was before so its a big drop.
when I fell it felt like I was falling for a long time, and the acceleration felt crazy. It was a big *** adrenaline rush!
so anybody jump off the rock Im talking about? I dont know where it is exactly but we had to pay $8 to go in, its like a camp spot at first and you drive down a ways and its on the left.
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Im not sure if it was a state park or what. I think where we entered it was some kind of park.
Havent been off any railroad tracks, where are those at?
Ive only been to Austin a couple times, and I dont know much about places over there. Im going to UT in the fall, and Im excited to explore and find the spots to go.
Havent been off any railroad tracks, where are those at?
Ive only been to Austin a couple times, and I dont know much about places over there. Im going to UT in the fall, and Im excited to explore and find the spots to go.
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well my friend has been there before and when we went yesterday you could see the water level dropped a lot. there was a white line way above the water edge where the level used to be. So I think it really was a little bit farther down. like when I climbed back up the rock the water line was above my head.
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