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Hi! Can you tell me where exactly I can find these cliff to jump from them? We were yesterday at world’s end in Hingham but we didn’t find them :X.. Thank you! And nice article!
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Were you on the water or on foot? I took all those shots on the water from my kayak. I left Hingham harbor and paddled around the end of Worlds End. There is a bay between Hull and Worlds End in Hingham. On the South end of the bay are the cliffs.
If you walk from the parking lot and head northeast there is a narrow neck of land between the two parts of the park. On the western side there must be a walking path to the cliff. But I’ve never taken that way myself.
High tide is the only safe time to jump, at low tide there isn’t enough water.
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