Ascents in Suesca having Beta

Muy buena para principiantes

Recomiendo llevar un cam pequeño para asegurar la primera parte antes del primer Bolt. La ruta requiere saberse mover. Los agarres son lisos y los pies, sin conocimiento previo, difíciles de ver.

La vía sigue los bolts, no recomiendo el traverso por la derecha en la tercera chapa sino la lectura directa por la fisura.

Está vía me encanta.

No creo que marque 5.9, de seguro un poco más. El cruz tiene diversas lecturas tanto por la derecha agarrando una buena regleta como por la izquierda con un under regleta para llegar al primer hueco.

Me gusta la vía aunque es raro el traversi al inicio y la chapa del cruz está un poco a la izquierda.

Recomendada por lo menos en top rope para quienes con cierto nivel empiezan a salir a la roca.

Había hecho la vía previamente pero está vez no la pude hacer como la hice hace ya una década. Tuve que encontrar una nueva lectura con pies al finalizar la ruta.

This is a sport route, you can secure before the first bolt, but not necessary (it's 5.5 climbing)

Nails and polished to shit.

Start a bit contrived. The traverse in was good value.

A good problem but hard onsight

Excelente inicio, salida y crux

Hermoso inicio en fisura y final en techo

Getting quite polished where you need feet.

Cool pumpy intimidating

A brilliant route but a complete sandbag at 5.9, I guess in keeping with the area but in real money at least a 10c.

Looks like shit from the ground but climbs well, super cool and sustained.

Gnarly route. Tons of variety. Enjoyed "El Mecánico" at the beginning of the 3rd pitch, amongst the rest of the climb. Suesca is beautiful

Has its moments, but easy to get lost in a sea of choss

Old style of climbing

Buenísima para aprender punteando

Much easier if you're tall, but still a somewhat tricky sequence soon after the first bolt. Fun route.

Great finger crack, better than it looks. Small cams and offset nuts protect it reasonably well (I placed pro on rappel after being warned the gear was bad, intending to lead on pre-placed gear, instead chickened out and toproped it - should have led though).

Did this first during the day and then a couple days later after dark. There's only one 5.6 move (from the initial ramp into the traverse), the rest is 5.4. Instead of moving very far on the traverse and dealing with rope drag if you protected the 5.6 move, you can instead move straight up the face on easy ground to the first belay (very similar to the proper route).

Committing layback at the crux on very good gear with a reasonably clean fall path. The last hand jam is a little slippery, but not too bad. The right foot sequence (it's not too unclear) makes it much easier.

I was surprised by the degree of overhang and sat on a piece to gather the courage (I had mistaken the route for a 5.7).

Fun route, heady but solid crux pitch with great pro. If you're more than 2 people, the bolted belay at the end of the traverse pitch is uncomfortable (very small feet on a ~60º slab).

Very hard for 5.9. Mandatory body weight hand jams in a slippery roof-splitting crack and transition into a challenging offwidth with (initially) no feet, as you pass the roof. Barely made it up this, skipped entire moves.

Fantastic route. The dihedral crack after the traverse on the second pitch was very challenging, felt much harder than 5.7. Every pitch offers unique fun, though.

Absolutely lovely route. The face on the first pitch is tricky and the bolts are sometimes out of reach when you need them. I placed a large hex before clipping the second bolt on the face. The second pitch is easily in my top 3 of the routes I've climbed here: less-than-vertical hand crack dihedral and through a roof on good hands and feet with good pro. Great route.

Great short crack climb. Good pro and tricky feet before you traverse left under the roof to good hands and then easy climbing to the top.

Amazing exposed position in the roof, interesting blocky climbing. Not worth climbing the last pitch to the top.

Beautiful corner, gets strenuous!

Cool, though very polished crux moves. Bolts just where you need them. Bring some pieces to protect the first half of the route.

Excelente, 3 largos para salir del farallon

May the Force be with you, take your time, take a rest

Arranque duro, presas pequeñas, toca apretar pero con final feliz

Easy and funny

downclimbed too

downclimbed too

downclimbed too

downclimbed too

downclimbed too

The second pitch is the hardest, a little uncomfortable. Take care with the third pitch; it's easy but VERY, VERY RISKY with a lot of vegetation and poor quality rock.

The second pitch is the hardest, a little uncomfortable. Take care with the third pitch; it's easy but VERY, VERY RISKY with a lot of vegetation and poor quality rock.