Nodes in Veracruz

30 minutes past the sport climbing area of Cerro Brujo.

This place is the middle of the forest, full of nature and surrounded by a river. It hosts around 80 routes - the vast majority of which haven't been uploaded to the crag but many have their name and grade painted at the base making it easy to just show up and figure it out. Mostly west facing, in summer the wall is in full sun a little after midday and cooled down again around 5pm.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

Around the corner, after the "escuelita" section, overhang, short, fun route.

Just before Kodama, going up to Queens sector. Juggy overhang.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

To the left of Anatomía de los errores

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

Crux in the first 2 bolts

Starts left from Desobediencia Crónica, on top of the kitchen.

Starts right from the kitchen entrance. Easy route. First pitch ends in the cave; with a 35m rope you can keep climbing up to the second anchor.

Starts right from Desobediencia Crónica. First pitch ends on the legde, with a 35m rope you can keep climbing up to the second anchor. Second pitch is 5.11c

This was the first route bolted on the cave, starts on the left side of Soda's nest, right above the ladder. Pumpy & fun, be careful not to upset the falcon.

Starts on the ledge where PDE ends. Follow the ledge to the left and enter back to the slab whenever you see bolts. The crux is reaching for the soap-holder, feels way harder than 12a. Alternatively, you can continue through the corner for an easier finish.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

Mostly a jug haul, this route passes through a series of huecos, the fist of which is inhabitants by bats. A fair chuck fell off near the top and the it is now generally considered easier than 11a

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

An engaging route right of the ground with a distinct, and well-protected crux. Trends right into the crack to share chains with Yo Kritico.

Sustained + Intense! Be ready to jam your hands into the upper crack.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

Right in the corner after "Yo Critico"

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

By bus: Take a bus to Jalcomulco from Veracruz. By car: Drive to Xalapa then to Coatepec and finally to Jalcomulco.

There are 2 options to park, 1)Go to Selva Azul, a truistic center or 2)Go to downtown.

The pace is always open, best season is on winter because of the warm weather. Jalcomulco is famous because people go to the river to do kayaking.

New Boulder area discovered not long ago, contains highball, overhung boulder problems mostly ranging from v5 to v9 +, some v0s to v4s as well. 30 minutes past the sport climbing area of Cerro Brujo.

Esta zona cuanta con rutas de principiantes hasta de alto nivel

Movimientos técnicos y de fuerza en roca espectacular. La primera plaqueta está muy alta, tener cuidado (es fácil)

Escala por la izquierda de la arista.

Inicia alternativa a Gemelos (?)

Sigue la grieta grande

Sigue la raya negra

Leave no Trace, la basura no vuelve sola. Deja el lugar igual o mejor que cuando llegaste.

Justo a la izquierda del árbol

Larga y con buenos agarres, aunque algunos un poco escondidos. Por la posición del árbol y la forma de la vía probablemente no sea la mejor para un yoyo con muchas caídas.

Leave no Trace, la basura no vuelve sola. Deja el lugar igual o mejor que cuando llegaste.

Leave no Trace, la basura no vuelve sola. Deja el lugar igual o mejor que cuando llegaste.

Inicio técnico y final más fácil.

Leave no Trace, la basura no vuelve sola. Deja el lugar igual o mejor que cuando llegaste.

Leave no Trace, la basura no vuelve sola. Deja el lugar igual o mejor que cuando llegaste.

Inicia atrás del árbol, alto primer bolt

Leave no Trace, la basura no vuelve sola. Deja el lugar igual o mejor que cuando llegaste.

Leave no Trace, la basura no vuelve sola. Deja el lugar igual o mejor que cuando llegaste.

Leave no Trace, la basura no vuelve sola. Deja el lugar igual o mejor que cuando llegaste.

Leave no Trace, la basura no vuelve sola. Deja el lugar igual o mejor que cuando llegaste.

Ruta técnica, subes por una esquina donde el principio tiene agarres pequeños, la mayor parte de la ruta es fácil

Leave no Trace, la basura no vuelve sola. Deja el lugar igual o mejor que cuando llegaste.

Leave no Trace, la basura no vuelve sola. Deja el lugar igual o mejor que cuando llegaste.

Leave no Trace, la basura no vuelve sola. Deja el lugar igual o mejor que cuando llegaste.

Inicio boulderero y continúa por agarres muy grandes.

Comparte la primera plaqueta y primeros movimientos con Calidad Humana

No falta el nombre, así se llama

Vía de escalada artificial que pasa por una pared café lisa. Es una serie de clavos oxidados

Inicia en la primera tufa grande. Movimientos interesantes en slopers. Tensión corporal garantizada en el crux.

Se escala a la derecha después del cuarto bolt

Leave no Trace, la basura no vuelve sola. Deja el lugar igual o mejor que cuando llegaste.

Desvía a la derecha después del cuarto bolt

Inicia donde está escrito "end" en la pared

3m a la izquierda de Infinito

Crux marcado y después pura resistencia. Algunos buenos descansos si te sabes acomodar

Ruta con principio bulderero y agarres muy grandes por toda la ruta que te van bombeando.

Tiene cintas permanentes. Colmena activa de abejas encima (Feb '24)

Leave no Trace, la basura no vuelve sola. Deja el lugar igual o mejor que cuando llegaste.

Leave no Trace, la basura no vuelve sola. Deja el lugar igual o mejor que cuando llegaste.

Inicia abajo de la tufa que parece un elefante

Leave no Trace, la basura no vuelve sola. Deja el lugar igual o mejor que cuando llegaste.

Por la esquina, atrás de las árboles. Inicia slab hasta un pequeño desplome al fin

un cueva inmensamente grande. es una zona nueva por lo tanto el uso de casco es muy importante.

Quiahuiztlán is an archaeological zone and ancient Totonac city in the State of Veracruz, Mexico. It is located in the municipality of Actopan on the Cerro de los Metates near the coastal town of Villa Rica.

This hill with steep walls and stained with scrub and grass is used for rock climbing. The visual panorama as you gain height is spectacular. The level of the climb is between 5.6 and 5.8 in general. The main route begins to the left of the path that climbs to the top of the hill, shortly after passing the highest section of the archaeological zone of Quiahuiztlán. This route was re-equipped in the early years of the 21st century by the CEMAC Veracruz climbing group. The route has two lengths armed and two meetings. A third pitch that presumably reaches the top is not armed.

la zona esta en la comunidad de tecoac, coscomatepec veracruz. la señora del lugar (josefina) cocina delicioso para un buen taco despues de unos pegues matadores.