Climbing Near Cidra, Puerto Rico

The two obvious bulges in the mountain range, nicknamed Las Tetas de Cayey. The location of the mountain peak provides a panoramic view into the mountain range to the north and out to the coast to the south. Peak elevation: 2,762 feet / 842 m.Multi-pitch climbing on pillowed basaltic-andesite flows and volcanic conglomerates. GUIDEBOOKS & DONATIONS: Please consider purchasing the downloadable guidebook from Aventuras Tierra Adentro. The money goes to route maintenance. It is available as a downloadable PDF file from the website or as a paper booklet if you visit the store in person: https://goo.gl/maps/5BNETox8AmEmZyFt5  The owner of Aventuras Tierra Adentro is a cornerstone of the PR climbing community, and has developed and maintains many of the routes on the island. If you would like to donate directly, you can send your donation by paypal to aventurastierradentro@gmail.com. You can also donate to the local climbers association, AEPRI, a 501(c)(3) non-profit focused on keeping the climbing areas in Puerto Rico safe and accessible.Cerro Las Tetas is located in the municipality of Salinas, not Cayey, but traditionally it's referred to as Las Tetas de Cayey, possibly because the mountain range is called La Sierra de Cayey (which happens to span multiple municipalities). Park at:  18.093649, -66.226241    goo.gl/maps/zHAPuZULx5prbukS6The map pin is for a private property that has a gate locked with a combination lock. Ask one of the local climbers what the code is for the lock.Hike up the obvious trail for about 10-15 minutes to reach the Right Teta. From there, a trail leads to the Left Teta (you can find more details on its sub-page). Camping options hosted by rock climbers:At Finca Alberto, at the top of the Left Teta with hiking trails leading to the climbing. Contact them by phone at 787-627-3012 or visit their website. They also offer a cabin. Their dates are limited but if you give them a call you can sort out what your needs are and what they will be able to provide at the set date. Hosted by Roca Norte in the nearby mountains (about a half hour drive):www.airbnb.com/h/enjoytiny (no need to bring tent)

Multi-pitch climbing on basalt rock.This sub-area page covers the first developed area (the right "teta").For the left "teta", which was developed later, go to https://www.mountainproject.com/area/116554813/left-tetaGUIDEBOOKS & DONATIONS: Please consider purchasing the downloadable guidebook from Aventuras Tierra Adentro. The money goes to route maintenance. It is available as a downloadable PDF file from the website or as a paper booklet if you visit the store in person: https://goo.gl/maps/5BNETox8AmEmZyFt5  The owner of Aventuras Tierra Adentro is a cornerstone of the PR climbing community, and has developed and maintains many of the routes on the island. The guidebook has very useful topos for the multi-pitch routes and the details for each descent.If you would like to donate directly, you can send your donation by paypal to aventurastierradentro@gmail.com Hike for about 10 minutes uphill after parking at:    18.093649, -66.226241    goo.gl/maps/zHAPuZULx5prbukS6The map pin is for a private property that has a gate locked with a combination lock. The pin for the lock is listed in the guidebook, or just ask one of the local climbers what the code is. Keep the gate locked at all times! And scramble the code on the lock properly!When you reach the wall, you'll be in front of the route Migraña. All routes have name tags on the wall.

This is a phenomenal sector that is well worth the trip. It is stocked full of high-quality steep, vertical routes. Each route is stellar with phenomenal movements and it is highly recommended. When the access trail reaches the rock face, you'll see a split in the trail and a sign indicating the way to the Lower and Upper sectors. Turn towards the Upper Sector to the right and scramble up the slope.