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| Type: | Sport, 750 ft (227 m), 6 pitches |
| FA: | Bolted by Tobias Görtz in the 2000's. First ascent proably done free solo by locals in prehistoric times. |
| Page Views: | 1,818 total · 27/month |
| Shared By: | Cole Pazar on Oct 9, 2018 · Updates |
| Admins: | Jason Halladay, David Riley |
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Access Issue: Private property! West side strcitly prohibited from all climbing
Details
Careful on the approach not to walk through private property below and to the northeast flanks of Don-De. It is strictly prohibited to climb anywhere on the west side of Don-De.
Description
Amazing limestone with the best summit views available of frontales and the town of El Chorro. Best to arrive to this climb in the early morning, and best to climb here late fall through the spring. Possibly the easiest multipitch sport of the region! There is a fun 5.9+ option at the top (rated at 6a?) if you're comfortable at the grade :)
The route has bolted anchors for 6 pitches. However, it's common for people to link the 4th and 5th pitches together.
The route has bolted anchors for 6 pitches. However, it's common for people to link the 4th and 5th pitches together.
Location
In order to get to this climb, you want to park on the side of the road near the Olive Branch bed and breakfast (lets face it, its more of a climbing lodge, haha). Then it is pretty obvious which rock you're about to climb, walk for about 20-25 mins to get to the base, where the start of the climb for the belay is is under a larger tree.
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