Type: Sport, 35 ft (11 m)
GPS: 43.78541, -71.66691
FA: Eli Buzzell
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Shared By: Eli B on Jun 17, 2020 · Updates
Admins: Jay Knower, M Sprague, Jeffrey LeCours, Jonathan S, Robert Hall

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The Bridge sits in my mind as one of the most unique climbs I have ever done, and I'm certain you will feel the same. It is distinctly sporty, but sound of Livermore Falls' unsettling churn below you adds a sense of adventure that you could otherwise only find on a big wall in a downpour. Expect moves like one of the many beta intensive boulder cruxes on the right side of Waimea. Wear a tight right knee bar pad, and don't expect to get it on the first go. The first bolt is positioned for the belayer to not get pulled out over the waterfall.

Scramble up on to a ledge any way you please and clip the bolt on the face. Tiptoe down to the strange hanging corner feature. Creatively find your way into the corner using all manner of ninja kicks, knee bars, underclings, and butt scums. Finally exit left towards jugs via a perfect rail of crimps. Mantle into dirty easier terrain and climb to the trees up top.

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At the far right end of Livermore Crag. This route climbs over the falls.

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5 bolts, anchor slings.

I used a locker draw on the second bolt for extra peace of mind.

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