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Las Moraditas

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Access issues inherited from Tenerife

Most places in Tenerife enjoy free access, however, some require permission which can often be obtained in-situ through QR code scanning, such as Guaria near Guia de Isora, and also some places in the Teide National Park.

Approach

(28.145827, -16.741850)

To main sector: From the parking lot stay directly on the left of the two pipes/channels or cross them. There will be a way down after approx. 100m. If you end up on a hiking path higher up you went too far.

Ethic inherited from Tenerife

Please keep the crags noise free and clean. Take your trash and toilet papers with you. Locals tend to bring dogs to the crag. It is good manners to use your own gear at the anchors for lowering or setting up top-ropes. Use the anchor rings/carabiners only for the final lower-off after cleaning.

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location published in german climbing magazine "Klettern" 1/2015, but no topos, only "15 routes, 5+ and harder"

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Author(s): Erik Baquero

Date: 2022

ISBN: 9788409395477

A comprehensive guidebook describing 17 rock climbing and sport climbing areas in Tenerife, covering over 1,300 routes across a wide range of grades, including Arico.

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