6b oblig.
Shares the same approach pitch as 'No a la guerra' - which is dirty and unspectacular. You then follow a steel cable to the right where the actual route starts. Alternatively, use the approach to sector 'Asentamiento' and start with P2 directly.
P2 leads straight up without any real problems and reaches a belay on a big block.
P3 presents the crux right after the start then continues on easier terrain. Crux can be aided.
P4 has the hardest part as well right after the start and then continues on easy and sometimes doubtful rock.
P5 is the best pitch on the route and offers varied and some very exposed climbing.
P6 has a final crux in a groove before reaching the top of Peña María.
Enjoy the view before heading down and left (east) to reach a marked path that takes you back to the base of the crag.
Route is fully bolted.
Topo on elev-arte.com
Route setter: Pau Vicent |
5, 6b, 6c [6b A0], 6b,6b+,6b+ | Assigned grade |
5, 6b, 6b/A1e, 6b,6b+,6b+ | Dominik |
6c+ [6b+ - 7a] + | grAId |
Overall quality 50 from 1 ratings.
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