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Gemini Bridges
Posted by Robin on Feb 26 2008  | open book Full Story  comment icon Comments (0)

gemini1.jpgDylan Buffington at the Doghole, Moab, UT, all photos courtesy of Chris Tota.

Gemini Bridges

The Approach: Gemini Bridges are located near Moab, Utah. To drive there, take the 191 northwest to the 313 west, then follow the jeep road back ast towards Gemini Bridges. There are currently 5 highlines here, but they are spread out, and we don't yet have the exact location details.

The Rigging: There are a few places where gear can be placed to back up some bolts, but for the most part, pretty much all of the higlines here are fully bolted.

gemini2.jpgLarry Harpe on his Birthday Gap, Moab, UT.

Doghole Gap - 80 ft. long ~300 feet off the deck

First walk: Larry Harpe

"Birthday Gap" - 35 ft. long ~300 feet off the deck

First walk: Larry Harpe

Dean Potter's World Record Gap - 130 ft. long ~300 feet off the deck

First walk: Dean Potter

"The Twins (1)" - 95 ft. long ~300 feet off the deck

First walk: Braydon Mayfield on 5-9-04

"The Twins (2)" - 105 ft. long ~300 feet off the deck

First walk: Braydon Mayfield on 5-9-04

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