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The North Face is the slanting wall of rock that runs up behind the left-hand arete of the face and the route Larga. It isn't a very popular spot. Guidebook page 115.
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Triento y uno Down the slope from the col behind the tower is the easiest way to the summit. Trend left across the undercut slab to reach the... | 3 | |
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Diedro del mechero 14m. The groove passed by the last route has no fixed gear. | 5 | |
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Corta The shortest way to the summit. Start at the top of the slope behind the tower and climb up to the top of a large fallen block... | 4+ | |
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Fuerza futura 12m. The right side of the arete at the top of the gully has a couple of fierce moves early on (chipped pockets) and then eases... | 6b+ | |
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Pipona 12m. The right arete of the short side of the tower gives a pleasant and photogenic pitch with a couple of long reaches between... | 1 Stars Reachy | 6b |
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Ma-ma 14m. The steep line passing to the left of the prominent black streak near the top of the wall is hard, especially if you don't... | Technical | 6c |
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Estilo libre 14m. The line of bolts running up the slab to the left of the obvious crack is harder than it looks, particularly the bulge at... | Technical | 6b |
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Greta 472 16m. The once-pegged thin crack with ‘EJOR' scratched near its foot is good and is harder than it looks. Exit right and... | 1 Stars Technical Crimpy | 6a |
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Senda paras tus dedos 16m. The slab gives a nicely technical pitch with several sketchy moves until the angle eases. Lower-off the large ring bolt on... | 1 Stars Technical | 6a+ |