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Left Wall All Sport climbing 9 routes in sector

Grade context: US
Ascents: 8

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5.11c 5.12a 5.12c 5.13a 5.13c

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Ethic inherited from Nuevo León

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.

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Second route as you arrive at the arch, left of Florecer. 12a to the intermediate anchor. Start in small alcove feature.

FA: HQT

12+ extension of Crepusculo Identidad to the tippy top.

Third route as you arrive at the arch. Characterized by a slab start into overhanging tufa/stalactite climbing. A long dance between knee bars, sit downs, stand ups, jugs. So good!

This is the right-most route on the Dong Wall. Climb up under and alongside the big black stalactite. Lower-off anchors. Start on the white flake on the right side of the Dong Wall. Aim for the big black stalactite.

A full 35m Euro-style enduro tufa route. Climbs through the right side of the big black stalactite then continues for a forearm melting burn to the very top of the wall.

Super tuffy, climb the lip/ rim of the arch, 5.12 to the first anchors. Beautiful tufa line bolted in memory of Brad Gobright and Nolan Smythe! , they are and will be true love cosmic warriors througth endless times! R.I.P

FA: Mark Grundon & Joe Bert

Main line in the lip of the cave! Most dripping tuffy line! Beautiful tufa line bolted in memory of Brad Gobright and Nolan Smythe! , they are and will be true love cosmic warriors througth endless times! R.I.P

FA: Mark Grundon & Joe Bert

Look for a long line with fixed draws in the middle of the left side of the cave with a large hueco near the second bolt. Destined to be a classic! A long steep line full of huecos, jugs, and knee bar rests to keep the grade moderate.

FA: Mark Grundon

Just right of Gruñón Viejo. Had permadraws as of 3/15/2020 and looked as though you could stop halfway or continue with an extension to the top of the cave. After you reach the halfway point, you'll look up and see lots of broken off holds that continue to the top of the route.

Fun movement, but very difficult climbing on subpar rock made this an interesting sport climb. Will take awhile to clean up still, but then it should be more enjoyable.