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The first of the newer sport venues to be developed - hence the name - with a set of short pitches. Unfortunately, and without exception, they are vicious, hard for the grade and ultimately a bit unsatisfying! Guidebook page 82.
| Route (click for voting and user comments) | Symbols | Grade | |
1 |
La Larga The grey slab with tricky moves at 3m, then trend right. | 4+ | |
2 |
Días de Lluvia Start up a short wide crack then take the grey slab. 1 user comment | 5 | |
3 |
La libélula The steep wall has a couple of fingery moves early on and then trends right and gradually eases. Just about worth a star. 3 user comments | 1 Stars Crimpy | 5+ |
4 |
Ahora y en la hora Fingery climbing up thin parallel cracks, easing with height. 1 user comment | 1 Stars Crimpy | 6a |
5 |
Mardita sea The tilted grey wall is climbed rightwards. Unpleasantly sharp. 2 user comments | Crimpy | 6a+ |
6 |
Esto no es pan comido Start just left of a big bush on the ground. Climb straight up the wall passing to the left of a small bush on the rim. | 6a | |
7 |
Come bizcocho Behind the bush, head straight up the wall. | 5+ | |
8 |
Cuchipín suda fuerte Right of the bush, climb a rounded groove then pull through the bulges. Used to be more undergraded than the rest here. 2 user comments | Technical | 6a+ |
9 |
Nuria no Llores A flow-stoned groove leads to the bulges. Power through these on (mostly) good holds. Not too uphill for the grade. 3 user comments | 1 Stars Strong | 5+ |
10 |
Honda 1000 From a block climb the lower wall, which is tricky, and then the juggy bulges above. | 1 Stars | 6a |
11 |
Cojo remojo Take the pale streak up the rib, trending slightly right. | 5+ | |
12 |
Corren los flechines Start at a white square with '5+' in it, and climb past a big hole. 1 user comment | 6a | |
13 |
Se aleja la almeja The buttress just right of a left-slanting groove. 1 user comment | 1 Stars Crimpy | 6a |
14 |
Me traicionó la piedra Climb the groove on the far right then step left and head up the slab to a final fingery pull. 2 user comments | Crimpy | 5 |
