Routes in Gandia

One of the crag classics and not a giveaway. The many ascents have not changed that.

Friendly and entertaining climb

A popular variant of 'Patxi Saez'. When exiting the tube continue straight up to finish on 'Coral bajilla'.

Steep, strenuous and polished at the bottom through the crack. Despite some guides showing this route to go left, do keep right after the crack and join 'Pastor y porret' for a pumpy finish.

Beautiful and powerful movements

Cruxy. This might not be the easy warm-up you're looking for.

Up dripping tufas into line of steep jugs to loweroffs 2/3 of way up wall.

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It is said to be 7b+ if you avoid the "hidden" hold (with all the chalk around it) but why?

The first route on orange rock. Excellent journey with a grand finale. A right kneepad is usefull.

Locally graded 7c. If so; quite easy for the grade.

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As for 'Larga, cura y caliente' but stop at the first set of anchors when the jugs run out. Clipping the anchor may be the crux.

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Follow the 7a to first anchors (Perpetum mobile C1) with a final tufa crux , then left for the 8a top. Combination of 'Perpetum Mobile' and Transnochando

Up the 7a pitch then boulder and big span out right. Solid 7c.

Steep and sunny. Same start as for Ansia Viva then right into big feature with excellent headwall. Qaulity warm up!

The crag classic? At least for its style. Mega roof pumper with lots of rests. Up twin tufas , through funky roof then a little left into giant flake. Then straight up to glory.

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