Type: Trad, Aid, 600 ft (182 m), 5 pitches, Grade III
GPS: 40.77054, -3.87775
FA: April 1965 Cesar Pérez de Tutela, Alfonso González, M.A Herrero.
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Shared By: Mojojo Mojojo on Aug 5, 2020 · Updates
Admins: Jason Halladay, David Riley

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Description Suggest change

Pitch 1 : Bolted 5.9 slab quite run out

Pitch 2 : easy right traverse 5.9

Pitch 3 : 5.11a or 10a/A0 Traverse along the crack to join the chimney pitch, some bolt.

Pitch 4 : Up the Chimney wide go through the window in the roof, on gear.

Pitch 5 : Slab to the summit

Enjoy the views and the vultures.

Rap down 20 m on the NE face from the top than down climb the North Gully.

Amazing route, some said it's the best granite climb of Spain.

Location Suggest change

On El Pajaror west face, we can see the obvious corner of the third pitch from the valley.

Protection Suggest change

Double rack to number 3, bring one four. The fourth pitch is quite wide, you could need a 5

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