Type: Sport, TR, 75 ft (23 m)
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Tom Kalny on Jun 21, 2019
Admins: Alex R, Mauricio Herrera Cuadra
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Definitely one of the easiest routes in Maitenal. It's in a 60° angle, big steps, huge jugs and a great start for the day.
The thing that makes it bad is the quality of rock. It happened to me, that the climber accidentally "cleaned" the route and few bigger stones fell down on us, I got a split ear and some new color to my t-shirt. So be careful, even if you're just watching in the distance. Belayer needs a helmet for sure!
Great for beginners.
The end is the same for all three routes of Queso 2.

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This is the first sector of Queso. It's right behind the fence that you have to het through after you get downhill from the ridge. This route is the furthest one out of these 3. See the guidebook for a better picture.

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Mechanical bolts, 1 anchor for all three routes.

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