Nodes in Las Ventanas de Mina

High quality desert limestone, a lot of friction and smooth with your skin.

This is the main crag in this area. From the parking area follow the zig zagging trail up to the very obvious cave feature.

Es la de la izquierda del monolito que esta a la izquierda de la cueva principal

Es la ruta que esta en el centro del monolito, a la izquierda de la cueva principal.

Es la de la derecha del monolito que esta a la izquierda de la cueva central

Esta ruta es la de los clavos oxidados viejos por atrás a la derecha del monolito

Please don´t litter, some crags like LaHuasteca are a little runout, but thats how they were set, please avoid adding bolts. Rebolting efforts are much apreciated, just send a heads up to the local climbing comunity for safety reasons.

Please don´t litter, some crags like LaHuasteca are a little runout, but thats how they were set, please avoid adding bolts. Rebolting efforts are much apreciated, just send a heads up to the local climbing comunity for safety reasons.

5 meters right of Carlito's Spray. After first bolt follow the left bolted line and climb left of the gray streak to chain anchor at the top of the gray streak.This one is a steep pumpfest!

Please don´t litter, some crags like LaHuasteca are a little runout, but thats how they were set, please avoid adding bolts. Rebolting efforts are much apreciated, just send a heads up to the local climbing comunity for safety reasons.

V8 to second bolt on snake shaped tufa, dyno midway on route. The variation is a 5.14a (FA: Rodman)

Please don´t litter, some crags like LaHuasteca are a little runout, but thats how they were set, please avoid adding bolts. Rebolting efforts are much apreciated, just send a heads up to the local climbing comunity for safety reasons.

Hard climbing to halfway then more hard climbing to the top

Please don´t litter, some crags like LaHuasteca are a little runout, but thats how they were set, please avoid adding bolts. Rebolting efforts are much apreciated, just send a heads up to the local climbing comunity for safety reasons.

Please don´t litter, some crags like LaHuasteca are a little runout, but thats how they were set, please avoid adding bolts. Rebolting efforts are much apreciated, just send a heads up to the local climbing comunity for safety reasons.

Please don´t litter, some crags like LaHuasteca are a little runout, but thats how they were set, please avoid adding bolts. Rebolting efforts are much apreciated, just send a heads up to the local climbing comunity for safety reasons.

Please don´t litter, some crags like LaHuasteca are a little runout, but thats how they were set, please avoid adding bolts. Rebolting efforts are much apreciated, just send a heads up to the local climbing comunity for safety reasons.

Please don´t litter, some crags like LaHuasteca are a little runout, but thats how they were set, please avoid adding bolts. Rebolting efforts are much apreciated, just send a heads up to the local climbing comunity for safety reasons.

Please don´t litter, some crags like LaHuasteca are a little runout, but thats how they were set, please avoid adding bolts. Rebolting efforts are much apreciated, just send a heads up to the local climbing comunity for safety reasons.

A sort of ugly start move leads to a bouldery section followed by 80 feet of beautiful climbing. Sinker pockets, small positive crimps and a Yosemite lookin flake. Well bolted and well worth your time.

Please don´t litter, some crags like LaHuasteca are a little runout, but thats how they were set, please avoid adding bolts. Rebolting efforts are much apreciated, just send a heads up to the local climbing comunity for safety reasons.

Please don´t litter, some crags like LaHuasteca are a little runout, but thats how they were set, please avoid adding bolts. Rebolting efforts are much apreciated, just send a heads up to the local climbing comunity for safety reasons.

Please don´t litter, some crags like LaHuasteca are a little runout, but thats how they were set, please avoid adding bolts. Rebolting efforts are much apreciated, just send a heads up to the local climbing comunity for safety reasons.

Please don´t litter, some crags like LaHuasteca are a little runout, but thats how they were set, please avoid adding bolts. Rebolting efforts are much apreciated, just send a heads up to the local climbing comunity for safety reasons.

To reach the last five routes on this wall take a right once you hit the wall coming from the parking area. This route is the first line of bolts on the left. Climb straight up on small edges and side pulls to the chain anchor.

3 meters right of 'Unknown'. Climb the clean face up and trend right to chain anchor under small cactus. Sharing anchors with 'Cat Gut'.

5 meters right of 'Hechicera'. Climb the clean gray rock straight up the anchor on 'Hechicera'. (sharing anchor)

3 meters right of 'Cat Gut'. Follow obvious black water streak to cold shut anchor. The climb starts with a slab and quickly turns into a vertical face climb. Clipping the 3rd bolt is a little sketchy because the fall is directly over the slab start. There is an intermediate anchor for rapping down.

Esta ruta es de 40 metros, escalen con cuerda de 70 mts y pongan nudos en las puntas!

This is the farthest right bolt line. Climbs the clean face for five pitches to the ridge on top of 'Culo de Gato'. This is the only route here that summits the ridge.

To get to 'Redemption' hike 180 meters to west of 'The Hitmatist'. The climb is located in the orange cave 'Culo de Perro'

This is the only route on the slabs that are just west of the the orange cave where Redemption is located.

Technically this crag is not part of Culo de Gato, but is another buttress in the same formation.

The first two pitches can be linked. After that I wouldn't recommend due to rope drag over loose rock and vegetation. The fourth pitch is the 10a. On the sixth pitch you rappel down to a notch and climb the last two. On the descent you rappel down to the notch again and use the anchors right on your face (or chest if you are tall) to rappel (walk) down to another anchor which takes you straight down to the ground with a single 70m rope (this new anchor was added recently).