Cliff Jump at Copper Canyon

Needles, California

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This place doesn't need many photos, its pretty self explanatory. This cliff jumping spot is located in Lake Havasu, accessible by either boat or hike. The cliff is about twenty-five feet high and you can jump in almost any direction!

There are two ways to get to Copper Canyon--by boat or by hiking in via the California side of the trail alongside the lake. only two ways of getting to Copper Canyon and thats by boat or hiking the California side of the trail alongside the lake. This spot is very popular in the summer.

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Cliff Jump at Copper Canyon Reviews

Crystal Sibson

Cliff Jump at Copper Canyon

08/13/20

Copper canyon is a popular place for boaters to meet up and party. The cliffs in this area are great for jumping. Just be sure to leave your valuables behind as many people lose items here. I've seen divers come up with all sorts of things from below the cliffs.

4.0

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Nick Garcia

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Cliff Jump at Copper Canyon

10/27/16

These cliffs are amazing. Dangerous if you don't know where you need to jump, but definitely worth it! Boating through the Colorado River to get to the canyon is also very beautiful

5.0

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