Directly opposite Hosteria Vertical Lodge. From wooden bridge, walk south ~100m past the old orange bridge structure, then a bit further and head up hill. All belays have rings for abseiling. Rock quality is poor in spots but no worse than any other route on this wall.
6 pitches:
25m, 5 bolts, Straight up easy slabs
25m, 5 bolts, Trending left around bulge
30m, 8 bolts, Easy scramble up and right past 2 or 3 bolts and scree, climb short face (3rd bolt on face hidden), then trend left to sloping ledge and belay.
30m, 12 bolts, Straight up steep wall, 1st bolt heads left but easier ground right, then right-facing corner and awkward mantle on to sloping ledge, followed by another right-facing corner and mantle.
15m, 5 bolts, Ridiculous horizontal traverse.
Crux, 20m, 8 bolts, Straight up, then up steep wall with pockets.
Descent Options:
Walk-off. Still need rope to climb above final anchor, then walk left ~200m to walk-down gully.
Abseil, very awkward to hit 4th belay on abseil due to the horizontal traverse. Then abseil ~53m to 2nd belay and ~40m to ground.
Alternatively, abseil to 5th belay, then ~50m to 1m dirt ledge where you can carefully walk across to 2nd belay. ~40m to the ground from 2nd belay.
Route setter: Juan Manuel Raselli & Roberto Treu |
6b | Assigned grade |
21 | Richard Pattison |
Overall quality 50 from 3 ratings.
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