Conditions:Jehovah 300 Natural Bridge (Sedona)-20250512030628

Latest:	11 May 2025 (8 days ago)

Reported by:	Dyln cole (70 reports)
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Time:	6 hours

Team: 1 people with experience level Intermediate

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Comments: Time reflects combination with Baby Buddah, waiting out winds, and pull issue (fiddle paracord snapped) on R3. All in all a short route.

R1 very easily bypassed, R2 is wandery but fun. R3 is easy with a variety of options to choose from, or bypassed easily climbing up RDC (a good way to retrieve your damn fiddle), At the bottom of R3, make sure to take a second, beautiful aromas from the Arizona cypress make it seem like someone's broken a bottle of eucalyptus.

Exiting the wash, it is best to hug the wall RDC exiting the canyon, which will lead you to quickly to a dirt gully that goes smoothly down to the wash. If you are bushwacking in the first few minutes, you're going the harder way, nonetheless all roads lead to home, and the wash is a boulder hoppy, meandering time.

All condition reports

Date	Quality	Waterflow	Wetsuit	Difficulty	Time	Team	Reported by
11 May 2025					6 hours	1 people Intermediate	Dyln cole (70 reports)
Comment: Time reflects combination with Baby Buddah, waiting out winds, and pull issue (fiddle paracord snapped) on R3. All in all a short route. R1 very easily bypassed, R2 is wandery but fun. R3 is easy with a variety of options to choose from, or bypassed easily climbing up RDC (a good way to retrieve your damn fiddle), At the bottom of R3, make sure to take a second, beautiful aromas from the Arizona cypress make it seem like someone's broken a bottle of eucalyptus. Exiting the wash, it is best to hug the wall RDC exiting the canyon, which will lead you to quickly to a dirt gully that goes smoothly down to the wash. If you are bushwacking in the first few minutes, you're going the harder way, nonetheless all roads lead to home, and the wash is a boulder hoppy, meandering time.
5 Feb 2024	Good			Normal	4 hours	3 people Advanced	EMoorcroft (450 reports)
Comment: 4.5 hours. There was a steady drip rolling through the route but we were able to stay dry. Fiddle stick on the big rappel. Ide recommend a 330' pull cord. Anchors looked good.
27 Aug 2023	Good	Dry		Normal	6 hours	4 people	EMoorcroft (450 reports),Nclegg (407 reports)
Comment: Removed some janky extension on the big rappel, and webbing from the arch rappel. 6 hours.
17 Mar 2023	Amazing	Very Low	Rain jacket	Normal	4 hours	2 people Advanced	EMoorcroft (450 reports)
Comment: Fantastic with flow from recent rain and thaw. 1 hour approach. 2 hour canyon. 1 hour exit. Used a retrievable anchor on the big rappel.
23 Jan 2022	Good	Dry	None	Normal	6 hours	4 people Intermediate to Advanced	Jawx0420 (44 reports)
Comment: Took a much longer exploratory approach. If we had stayed on track this would have taken 4 hours. Fun route!
23 Jan 2022	Good	Dry		Normal	6 hours	4 people Intermediate to Advanced	EMoorcroft (450 reports)
Comment: A great romp around Brins mesa. We spent 2 extra hours on the approach looking for alternative approach options. The approach to the overlook then cutting over to the nose seems most efficient. R1 arch was downclimbed by one in our group Inside the arch crack LDC R2. 300 is exactly 300. Fiddle sticked. Reccomend Edge protection. r3 anchor looked good. next time we do it with flow!
5 Apr 2021	Great	Dry	None		3 hours	3 people Advanced	EMoorcroft (450 reports)
Comment: Finished route in under 4 hours, starting and ending at brins mesa. Approach took 1.5 hours to r1. The arch was a cool rapp. Set anchors for r1 and r3. r3 anchor is a single loop off a pinch in the boulder pile. would reccomend a 320 or extending the pull on the big drop.
28 Mar 2021	Great	Dry	None	Normal	7 hours	3 people Advanced	Erek (206 reports)
Comment: First known descent with Jay Wisocki and Todd Holmes. Anchors set on R1 and R3 (300'). Used Smooth Operator on R2 (Bridge) and R4. Amazing natural bridge rappel, plus a 300' rappel, plus amazing view = Great adventure.