Routes in Cuba for selected grade

Climb the second line of bolts back from the boulder/chockstone. Follows a crack system which widens towards the top. Rock can be sharp. The last few metres are a little blank.

Just to the right of the Unknown 5, before the boulder/chockstone. Climb fairly juggy holds straight up, past the root system of a tree (watch out for poison ivy growing amongst the roots!).

Face climbing on the right-side; starts easy and finishes steeper.

Climb the bolt line up the middle of the face, initially trending leftwards. Gets sharp in the final 1/3.

The bolt line up the right side of the face -- steep and sustained for the grade.

This route is about 10m right of "Cucarachón".

This climb is in the jungle, about 30m left of "Torre Blanca". Be prepared to have to pull down the occasional thorn-vine if you climb this.

The 2009 guide-book grades it "4+", but it is noticeably harder than this -- comparable to the harder 5+ routes in the Ensenada.

Climb the groove/dihedral left of "Torre Blanca".

Climb the light grey pillar on the left of the cliff. The route finishes behind the top of the pillar, but one bolt was missing from the anchor – if still the case, rap off another route’s anchor on the left side of the pillar.

Climb the groove/dihedral right of the pillar. Anchor is to the right at the top, shared with "En La Sombrita".

Climb straight up starting to the right of the ficus tree.

Not really sure where this climb is....

Start on the gray, strongly featured rock. Climbs nice and homogenously up on sharp rock with good holds. Popular top-rope route - bolts are spaced a bit far as an initiation route for lead.

5+ to the first anchor and 7b ish for the extension to the very top. Tufa madness.