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Bridge Gap Road

 3.8 (4)
  1. Areas
  2. TX
  3. …West Texas
  4. …Fort Davis
  5. Davis Mountains Preserve
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Length

2.7 Miles 4.4 Kilometers

68%

Runnable

Elevation

1,786' 544 m

Ascent

-8' -2 m

Descent

13%

Avg Grade (7°)

39%

Max Grade (22°)

8,182' 2,494 m

High

6,404' 1,952 m

Low

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Unknown
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“A steady climb up rocky doubletrack which then turns to taller pine trees and a scramble to the top. ”

— Jeremy Ruckel
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Overview

Private land operated by the Nature Conservancy, Davis Mountains Preserve. Check website for open dates/weekends when it is free to the public.
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Bridge Gap Road leads to the short Livermore Summit Trail and the summit of Mount Livermore. At about 1.5 miles in, the trail diverges with Limpia Chute Trail to the left. Limpia Chute is easier and a nicer run through tall trees and great views. Bridge Gap Road during that portion is very loose and steep. The road eventually ends at the short Livermore Summit Trail which will require a scramble to get to the top of Mount Livermore - the last ~200' needs to be done with caution. There are great views at the top.

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Land Manager: Nature Conservancy - Davis Mountains Preserve

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  3.8 from 4 votes

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in Davis Mountains Preserve

#266

in Texas

#11,924

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View of the peak of Mount Livermore.
View of the peak of Mount Livermore.
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Heading up the doubletrack, false peak in front.
Heading up the doubletrack, false peak in front.
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