Nodes in Sagres

Múltiplas áreas de escalada em falésias separadas que rodeiam o Cabo de São Vicente, o ponto mais a sudoeste da Europa continental. A área inclui falésias deslumbrantes como The Mirror (rotas desportivas de 6a a 7a+, e boas linhas de comércio) e a Armação Nova de fácil acesso (desporto bem aparafusado de 6a a 7c numa saliência constante de 25 graus) e Foz de Fornos. Se quiser dar um mimo ao seu núcleo, Corgas é a escolha certa, uma parede íngreme pendente com a primeira 9a de Portugal.

Por ser uma zona marítima, existe sempre o risco de corrosão. No entanto, a maioria das rotas são em aço de qualidade (A4). Por favor, não equipe mais rotas - em vez disso, contribua para o reforço das rotas existentes com parafusos de titânio.

Multiple climbing areas on separate cliffs surrounding the Cabo de São Vicente, the most southwestern point in mainland Europe. The area includes stunning cliffs like The Mirror (sport routes from 6a to 7a+ and good trad lines) and the conveniently-accessed Armação Nova (well-bolted sport from 6a to 7c on a constant 25-degree overhang) and Foz de Fornos. If you want to give your core a treat, Corgas is the right choice, a steep overhanging wall with Portugal's first 9a.

Being a maritime area, there is always the risk of corrosion. Nevertheless, most routes are in quality steel (A4). Please do not equip more routes - instead contribute to the rebolting of existing routes with titanium bolts.

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

The left sector need an abseil. The main (right) part of the cliff is accessible by an easy walk down from the plateau.

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

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All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

Topo.

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

P2 project

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

Topo.

Topo.

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

Gorge south of the main road with sunny and shady sectors left and right down to the ocean, mostly west facing. Fantastic scenery. Protected from west and north winds. Very short approach.

Topos. Pictures.

First sector to the left, west facing. Long easy routes in superb rock with good glue-in bolts. Topo.

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

Right of sector A. Only 1 route bolted.

V+ in 2017 guidebook, but way harder and a bit slabby runout...

East facing sector on the right side of the gorge down at the ocean. Potential for many more routes. Topo.

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

West facing corner on the left side of the gorge further down to the ocean at the large block.

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

Topo.

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

Sector with Portugals first 9a, video here. Access by abseil. More info. Topo.

Topo.

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

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All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).

All areas are contained in the natural park (PNSACV) where climbing is forbidden.

Officialy since 2011 it's not legaly allowed to climb at Sagres Clifs. But since the park rangers are only 2 to square up all the National Park area, probably there would be no problems. Some of the bolts are getting rusty and might pop out, so always be carefull when coming down the routes (specially in Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and Corgas). Not adviced to climb in Parede Grande of Armação Nova (but belay points have new bolts). Recently almost all the routes in Parede Pequena at Armação Nova, Foz dos Fornos and in Corgas sector were rebolted with titanium glue in's (check out and support the portuguese project "Titan" at http://climbingpt.com/titan-project/the-problem/).