Jumping sites in North England

[OzymandiAsh]

I am considering Whitby, Bempton or Flamborough cliffs, but not sure if they're high enough. Any info appreciated. I don't wanna put my family through the hassle of retrieving my body all the way from Beachy Head.

 

[wigglescat]

From what I've seen at beachy head there has been 100s of successful suicides, the cliffs are about 530ft tall ( ideally over 250ft for a fatal jump above water). Because it is a known suicide spot there may be volunteers looking to talk you down.
All other cliffs listed are over 400ft tall so technically should also be high enough. Although nothing is guaranteed
I'm also considering some of these spots myself and looking into them more, but ideally I would want to jump at night but most of the spots require a bit of travelling or little hike which is a little daunting for me 21F

 

[madameviolette]

From what I've seen at beachy head there has been 100s of successful suicides, the cliffs are about 530ft tall ( ideally over 250ft for a fatal jump above water). Because it is a known suicide spot there may be volunteers looking to talk you down.
All other cliffs listed are over 400ft tall so technically should also be high enough. Although nothing is guaranteed
I'm also considering some of these spots myself and looking into them more, but ideally I would want to jump at night but most of the spots require a bit of travelling or little hike which is a little daunting for me 21F

Are there any survivor stories ? If so in what condition are they left in ? Out of curiosity

 

[OzymandiAsh]

Bump

 

[metfan647]

Not sure about North England. I'm in Wales and have few high enough options.

As for Beachyhead, I've read of survivors but they hit a ledge on the way down. There's some threads about it.

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Flamborough looks to be the highest at 120 meters according to Google. The highest point may not be a vertical drop though so you'll need to go and research (ideally in person or see some drone footage via Youtube).