Routes as unknown

Left of the above line.

Currently not bolted for lead, as awaiting for the holds to settle or flake off.

Similar style of climbing as above, ‘gym-style’ overhanging terrain.

Route credit - Charan H.

Bulge to face to headwall, great pump/jug-hall

Around the corner on the same boulder as Six Inch Punch. Stand start matched on the sloping rail with a heelhook. Make a move to a good pocket and top out.

The same small cove, but start on its left end. Seated start on poor holds. Traverse right to the middle, then up and right to finish right of the small roof.

Start on the right end of the next small cove. Traverse left keeping feet above the low quartz line. Finish to the left of the small peaked roof.

crouching matched start on the larger crimp, SS is V5/6.

Sit start a few meters to the left of the first bolt for 'rialto'. Enjoy several meters of shabby, slopey, traversing right to finish at the jug just past rialto's 2nd bolt. Hint: lean left and traverse right

A boulder problem starting on small block and traversing right to finish in flake in roof. Located below start of PWW.

High, committing with a bad landing! But still enjoyable.

Sit-start (don't use the medium sized mossy block in front of you for your hands or feet) and go out to the nose, up and left to finish with a rock-over using a good foothold out left. Nice moves but loose grains on the surface.

Mista

Mista

nehezebb, mint 8-

The direct start, and probably the first route that leads through the roof higher up without a crazy amount of rope drag.

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Secuencia de laterales con variantes por la izquierda y derecha

Ruta atletica, fuerza y potencia para la última secuencia. El nombre es gracias a Mayu (Río en Quechua, de 5 añitos, hijo de Jaimito & Laeti) en referencia a las torres eólicas.