Routes in Central America for selected grade

Easy to identify thanks to a homemade bolt about 5 meters off the ground and near the center of the wall, Boca del Diablo is a combination of hard crimp moves with an evident dynamic crux for a splash of extra spicy.

Use the jug above the lip of the roof to pull onto the face and then continue on shallow pockets.

A difficult and sustained climb in-between La Mala Vibra and Extractor. Make magic happen by getting through the roof, and then follow the thin pockets and flaring finger cracks to the top of the wall.

This climbing route is an exciting project, yet to be conquered by anyone. It begins with a highly technical slab section that requires precise compression techniques. As you progress, the route transitions into a challenging roof section with a demanding sequence of physically and technically demanding movements. Navigating this sequence successfully is crucial to reaching the top of the route. With its combination of intricate footwork, precise handholds, and physical demands, this project offers a thrilling and rewarding climbing experience for those who dare to take it on. Be prepared to push your limits both mentally and physically as you strive to complete this uncharted climb.

This route was bolted to be used as practice for aid climbing. A1.

Project. Be careful of the bees at the top part. They are usually quite chill, but it's your call.

On the far right side of the tunnel entrance behind the big block.

Start on top of the concrete cube in the tunnel.

This is an alternative 2nd pitch for Puro Cubano and goes up straight from the anchor of pitch 1.

Sustained moves on small holds all to the top after the 8th bolt; the top is the hardest part. If your rope is 60m or less be careful at lowering as it is impossible to get to the belay spot.

hard crux on small holds moving right after the third bolt. Easy after the ledge

Pitch 1 is La Preferida.

Start to the left of ‘Chocolate Caliente’ on top of the talus. With a low percentage crux move that is low to the ground, this climb provides difficulty, frustration, and insecurity that keeps many climbers at bay. If you wish to attempt the compression dependent V7 boulder problem of a crux, please strongly consider stick-clipping the first two pieces of protection for safety as the crux is dangerously low to the ground. Finish the climb at the anchors shared with ‘Cholcolate Caliente’.