Type: Trad, 9 pitches
GPS: -41.4384, -72.13327
FA: unknown
Page Views: 176 total · 7/month
Shared By: Ghostface Sprayer on Jan 26, 2024
Admins: Eric Och, Alex R, Mauricio Herrera Cuadra

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Description Suggest change

This is a good route on the opposite side of the valley from the majority of the other climbs, and gets shade from early afternoon onwards. A mix of cracks, bolted slabs and arete climbing make this varied and quite fun, with a supreme location adjacent to the massive bivy boulder and a scenic waterfall to the left of the climb. There is an offwidth pitch that is bolted and does not require the #6 cam that would be large enough to sufficiently protect the pitch. The first pitch is the crux and generally is wet and dirty, but the climbing gets better if you stick with it. 

Rappel the route with 2x 60m ropes, some shenanigans may be required because of traversing pitches up high, fixed anchors of varying quality on whole route. Be prepared to replace tat on some bolts (or bring quicklinks/leaver biners) and a Cresent wrench for loose nuts would not go unused. 

Location Suggest change

Start off a pedestal ledge to the right of the waterfall near the massive bivy boulder. 

Protection Suggest change

doubles small to #2, single 3, 4. maybe 12 draws

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