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Puerto Rico Crag Conditions

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Andy Burt · · Sugar Hill, GA · Joined Jul 2011 · Points: 0

I am considering going to Puerto Rico in the spring to climb and I’m wondering if anyone has been there relatively recently and can provide me with any information regarding the condition of the crags. I’ve climbed at Nuevo Bayamón, Cerro Las Tetas and Caliche a couple of times and really enjoyed it but have concerns regarding the post-hurricane state of the areas. Any beta would be greatly appreciated.

Jim Amidon · · Unknown Hometown · Joined Jun 2001 · Points: 850

Contact Eli at

http://climbinglife.com/

Andy Burt · · Sugar Hill, GA · Joined Jul 2011 · Points: 0
Jim Amidon wrote: Contact Eli at

http://climbinglife.com/

Thanks. I might just do that but I'm hesitant to bother a guide for beta when I have no intention of using his services.

Jim Amidon · · Unknown Hometown · Joined Jun 2001 · Points: 850

He’s the nicest guy ever and will gladly give out info

Calvin Coffin · · Concord, MA · Joined May 2016 · Points: 155

Also watch this to get STOKED:   vimeo.com/292789499

Andy Burt · · Sugar Hill, GA · Joined Jul 2011 · Points: 0
Calvin Coffin wrote: Also watch this to get STOKED:   vimeo.com/292789499

I watched this several months ago and did get stoked all over again.

Andy Burt · · Sugar Hill, GA · Joined Jul 2011 · Points: 0
Jim Amidon wrote: He’s the nicest guy ever and will gladly give out info

Email sent!

John Byrnes · · Fort Collins, CO · Joined Dec 2007 · Points: 392
Calvin Coffin wrote: Also watch this to get STOKED:   vimeo.com/292789499

Just watched part of the video.  It's worriesome to see them placing stainless expansion bolts when I can see water in the background.    Those bolts won't last.

Eli Helmuth · · Ciales, PR · Joined Aug 2001 · Points: 3,456
John Byrnes wrote:

Just watched part of the video.  It's worriesome to see them placing stainless expansion bolts when I can see water in the background.    Those bolts won't last.

For sure, we're using titanium only in new crags like Playa Puerta Hermina on the ocean and it's a shame that they didn't use titanium on those new routes on Piedra Blanca as the steel will be worthless in a few years.

Guideline #1: Don't be a jerk.

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