A film by
INGMAR BERGMAN
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Cliff diving is a popular sport in Skyrim. All you need is a decent-sized waterfall, a deep pool underneath, and a running start.

All that armor can’t be good on the legs when you aim wrong and stick a landing.

There’s a very popular spot in the southwest mountains. It’s the Double Black Diamond of waterfall diving.


Plus you can enjoy a tasty underwater snack if you survive! This adventure, by the way, is highly recommended to anyone hiking around Markarth.
Tomorrow’s Lesson: Billygoat Jumping up Mountains

Come to Skyrim, land of ice and snow and stone!

A vacation paradise awaits for the hunter, hiker, outdoors enthusiast or giant-slayer.

Fish its abundant streams and waterways!

Discover glittering treasure in ancient ruins!

And colorful local festivals means plenty of fun for the kids!
When you hear a dragon calling overhead, you either run like heck or you find some open ground and get all COME AT ME and stuff.

This dragon, however, has already answered someone else’s challenge.

Maybe his new friend just wants to talk. The Dragon Whisperer does his best.

The giant easily won the fight, and then stomped me into a fine dust before I could get any good shots in. Everybody hates a tourist.
I just ran outside to find an ancient dragon waiting for me and forgot to put on my good armor while fighting it and you didn’t lift a finger to help so I think the Arch-Mage can keep his fingers in his ears for a just little while longer OKAY
North of Ivarstead. The bridge to High Hrothgar, the Shouty Mountain, is in the distance. That’s where you go to learn all about dragon shouts. And they do like to shout a lot. And so will you, once you’ve learned all three words of Fus Ro Dah.

Fus Ro Dah is the Force Push of the Skyrim world. Shouting those words will send folks flying. In crazy dragonspeak the words mean “Force”, “Balance” and “Push”, but they also translate to “Rag”, “Doll”, and “Physics”.