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a) Agua de las Avispas Climbing
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| Elevation: | 5,388 ft | 1,642 m |
| GPS: |
-33.07111, -69.12106 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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| Page Views: | 554 total · 7/month | |
| Shared By: | Mauro Pantin on May 21, 2018 | |
| Admins: | Mauricio Herrera Cuadra |
Access Issue: Parking area is private property
Details
Make sure to talk to the owner of the grounds who always kindly allows people to park there and go for a climb. There is no obligation to do so, and he does not charge, but you are encouraged to make a contribution as a kindness in return. Watch out for the dogs, though, for real!
Description
1- North-oriented, so there's sun all year around.
2- During summer the crag can get quite hot.
3- There is no water available at the crag, so be sure to bring plenty.
4- Routes go from 5a to 6c (5.8 to 5.11b), so ideal for beginners.
5- The crag is mostly equipped with M10 parabolts and raprings at the top.
Routes and their Route Setters are as follows (will update with the individual routes once I can get some good pictures of the area):
1. “Principiante” 5a Laki 2007
2. “Piedra Peligrosa” 5b Federico Indovina 2006
3. “Espinas y serpientes” 5c (o 6a+ con tend. a der) Federico Indovina 2006
4. “La Primera” 6a Laki, Mijel 2002
5. “Una vía más” 5c Mijel 2007
6. “Delicadita” 5b alumnos E.P.G.A.M.T. 2007
7. “Mosquetones perdidos” 5c alumnos E.P.G.A.M.T. 2007
8. “No más chapas” 5c Mijel 2008
9. “La Fácil” 4c Mijel 2006
10 “Techito” 5a alumnos E.P.G.A.M.T. 2006
11. “Almorzando con Cecilia Legrand” 6a Laki 2007
12. “La negra bailantera” 5c Federico Indovina 2008
13. “Arriba los choris!!” 5b Federico Indovina 2008
14. “Para con las piedras!!” 4c Federico Indovina 2008
15. “Placa abandonada” 5c Federico Indovina 2008
16. “Sin documentos” 5c Federico Indovina 2008
17. ”Techunrumbo” 6c Martín Rumbo 2008
18. “Geoda” 6a F. Indovina 2008
19.“Vértigos” 5a (var. de la anterior) D. Benegas y F. Indovina 2007-2009
20. variante sin equipar
21. “Kaluba” 6c Damian Benegas 2007
22. proyecto Damian Benegas 2007
23. “Mi novia Leti!” 6a Federico Indovina 2008
Credit for all of this information goes to Mijel Lotfi who made it available on his blog several years ago. I only translated the information there, but plan on expanding and improving on it when I get to the crag in a few weeks.
2- During summer the crag can get quite hot.
3- There is no water available at the crag, so be sure to bring plenty.
4- Routes go from 5a to 6c (5.8 to 5.11b), so ideal for beginners.
5- The crag is mostly equipped with M10 parabolts and raprings at the top.
Routes and their Route Setters are as follows (will update with the individual routes once I can get some good pictures of the area):
1. “Principiante” 5a Laki 2007
2. “Piedra Peligrosa” 5b Federico Indovina 2006
3. “Espinas y serpientes” 5c (o 6a+ con tend. a der) Federico Indovina 2006
4. “La Primera” 6a Laki, Mijel 2002
5. “Una vía más” 5c Mijel 2007
6. “Delicadita” 5b alumnos E.P.G.A.M.T. 2007
7. “Mosquetones perdidos” 5c alumnos E.P.G.A.M.T. 2007
8. “No más chapas” 5c Mijel 2008
9. “La Fácil” 4c Mijel 2006
10 “Techito” 5a alumnos E.P.G.A.M.T. 2006
11. “Almorzando con Cecilia Legrand” 6a Laki 2007
12. “La negra bailantera” 5c Federico Indovina 2008
13. “Arriba los choris!!” 5b Federico Indovina 2008
14. “Para con las piedras!!” 4c Federico Indovina 2008
15. “Placa abandonada” 5c Federico Indovina 2008
16. “Sin documentos” 5c Federico Indovina 2008
17. ”Techunrumbo” 6c Martín Rumbo 2008
18. “Geoda” 6a F. Indovina 2008
19.“Vértigos” 5a (var. de la anterior) D. Benegas y F. Indovina 2007-2009
20. variante sin equipar
21. “Kaluba” 6c Damian Benegas 2007
22. proyecto Damian Benegas 2007
23. “Mi novia Leti!” 6a Federico Indovina 2008
Credit for all of this information goes to Mijel Lotfi who made it available on his blog several years ago. I only translated the information there, but plan on expanding and improving on it when I get to the crag in a few weeks.
Getting There
Once you're in the quarry it's a 20 to 40-minute walk from the El Sol outpost. The trail goes over a small hill that leads to the crag (see picture). The trail is part of the normal route for Cerro Dedos, to which you can arrive after about an hour and a half of trekking. It is important to keep an eye on the walk and make sure to turn around and look back on the way in, as it is easy to get lost on the walk-out.
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