These guys were jumping from a spot about 20 feet below the top of Cedar Creek Falls in San Diego. The fall is at least a hundred feet, maybe more. As of October 2012, the falls are almost bone dry. The pool at the base is filled with algae. I wouldn't swim in it right now unless you want to end up with a bacterial infection.
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