cliff jumping
Coverage of cliff jumping in the Nexus archive.
- Teen who bounced off rocks in viral California cliff jumping video details his injuries: ‘My lungs were burning’
A 17-year-old described his injuries after being seriously hurt during a cliff jumping incident captured in a viral California video. He reported experiencing severe physical distress, including burning sensations in his lungs.
- Dramatic rescues unfold at popular swimming spot as TWO more people are injured just days after teen crashed into rocks while cliff jumping
Dramatic rescues occurred at a popular swimming spot after two people were injured, following a recent incident where a teen hit rocks while cliff jumping. The events highlight ongoing safety concerns at the location.
- Teen dies in ‘avoidable accident’ while cliff jumping at quarry, police say
A 17-year-old boy died after drowning at a Tennessee quarry following a cliff jump. The private property, managed by Scuba Nashville, prohibits cliff jumping and swimming, but the teen's actions led to an 'avoidable accident' according to police. Friends attempted to rescue him, but he lost consciousness and drowned.
- Teen dies in ‘avoidable accident’ while cliff jumping at quarry, police say
A 17-year-old died after drowning at a private Tennessee quarry following a cliff jump. The quarry's management, Scuba Nashville, prohibits such activities and stated the accident was avoidable. Authorities are investigating the incident.
- 17-year-old who died cliff jumping at Bellevue quarry described as ‘brother’ to friends: ‘No parent should ever bury a child’
17-year-old Evan Marsch died after cliff jumping at a Bellevue quarry, prompting community mourning and plans to secure the site to prevent future incidents. Family friends described him as a supportive and beloved figure, while officials are working with the property owner to install safety measures.
- ‘Avoidable accident’: Teen drowns at Nashville quarry, prompting safety warnings
A 17-year-old, Evan Marsch, drowned at Bellevue Quarry in Nashville after jumping from a cliff, prompting warnings from authorities and the property's management, Scuba Nashville, which prohibits such activities. The incident, described as an 'avoidable accident,' led to calls for awareness about the dangers of cliff jumping into unfamiliar water.