Adjacent Areas
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Trad and Sport
Lots of sun!
Up and Down
1 minWindy
The diamond-shaped buttress which rises to the summit of the mountain is home to some impressive routes with striking lines. They require a competent approach since inevitably there is some loose rock and route-finding can be intricate. Those looking for big-mountain adventures will find little better in this book. Allow plenty of time, carry water and make sure someone back on the ground knows your plans. Guidebook page 180.
| Route (click for voting and user comments) | Symbols | Grade | |
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Mamtastic A superbly-positioned sport route on the upper left edge of the wall. Reach the start by locating some abseil bolts near the... | 3 Stars Pumpy Crimpy | 6c+ |
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Diedro Edwards E3. A striking line though the option of escape left spoils it somewhat. Start at the base of the ramp below the wall.1)... | 1 Stars Loose | 6b |
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Notario E5. The original climb on this wall follows the striking diagonal crack line, mostly on trad gear, with some bolted belays.... 1 user comment | 3 Stars Pumpy Loose | 7a |
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Eye of the Wind E6. A desperate variation on Notario. The route is worth E6.1) 6a+, 2) 6c+, 3) 6a, 4) 6b, 5) 7c, 6) 6b, 7) 4, 8) 6c, 9) 4. | 3 Stars Pumpy Loose | 7c |
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Alcudia A diagonal line starting from just left of the pillar of Espolón Pertemba.Rumoured to be loose and full of prickly... | Loose | 5+ |
