Adrenaline Falls

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Difficulty:‌POI 
Raps:
Metric
Overall: ⟷0.5mi
Approach:10min ↓360ft
Exit:10min ↑360ft
Red Tape:No permit required
Shuttle:None
Vehicle:High Clearance
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Introduction[edit]

Locals favorite summertime hangout. Jumps 5-40 feet.

Approach[edit]

Drive the north turn off to Old Lime Creek road, taking it south to unmarked roadside parking. Several backcountry free campsites available along the road.

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Beta sites[edit]

http://theknow.denverpost.com/2017/08/25/cliff-jump-waterfall-durango-colorado-safety/155150/
The ABCs — Adrenaline, Baker’s Bridge and Cascade — are southern Colorado’s natural water parks:

  • Adrenaline is tucked off Old Lime Creek Road. A short, steep hike takes you to an approximately 18-foot-tall waterfall thundering into a deep pool. You can climb up beside the falls, perch anywhere from 15 to 40 feet above the water and jump from where you feel comfortable. http://ropewiki.com/Adrenaline_Falls
  • Baker’s Bridge is located where Old Shalona Road crosses the Animas River. It’s where Paul Newman and Robert Redford jump from a cliff into a river in “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.” (Through editing, they land in a different river, not the Animas, in the film.) Jumping from this bridge isn’t just dangerous — it’s illegal. Instead, people climb down to nearby cliffs of various heights — as high as 17 feet — and jump from there. http://ropewiki.com/Bakers_Bridge
  • Cascade isn’t just one jump. It’s a run through a slot canyon, with mountain runoff providing a series of natural water slides and waterfalls to jump. Once you enter Cascade, you’re committed to being in cold water for about half an hour. http://ropewiki.com/Cascade_Creek_(Durango_Waterpark)

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