Flying off Europe's Tallest Sea Cliff // Norway

This has to be one of the coolest places I've ever jumped. It sits on the island of Bremangerlandet in Norway's Nordfjord region and is the tallest sea cliff in Europe, 860 meters rising vertically out of the water. The view up top was spectacular with ocean in every direction and the greenery was stunning. I landed right on the water and just had to take it in for a while. I truly am thankful for everywhere this sport has taken me. Without it I never would have discovered a place like this.

The mountain has been used as a landmark for naval navigation for centuries. It's also the best known witch rock in the region, with legend saying witches gather on the summit at midsummer and Christmas. There's a saga about King Olav Tryggvason climbing the wall around the year 995, which some consider the first established climbing route in Norway.

Chapters
0:00 The Flight
2:02 Driving to the start
3:05 The approach
5:35 At the summit
6:38 Safely landed!