Tocho boulders Guide

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1. Tocho boulders 4 in Cliff
2. Index by grade

1. Tocho boulders

Summary:

Seasonality

4 routes in Cliff

Trad climbing and Sport climbing

Lat / Long: 29.727744, -8.978868

description

Scenic boulder spot at northwestern fringe of Tafraoute. The boulders and rock look great from afar. However, the granite consists of sharp crystals and tends to flake off. The area is somewhat littered. Having seen the many empty glue tubes, I would not want to come here after dark. The area offers for colour-coded boulder circuits (white: Kids', green: very easy, blue: easy, red: intermediate) with ~ 20 problems each.

approach

At the northwestern edge of the town, pass "Camping Les trois Palmiers" on the north side and continue northeast until you see an area surrounded by a wall (cemetery). The boulders are visible behind it.

	Route	Grade	Style
1	Northwest Corner	{UK} E1 5c	Trad 50m, 2
2	ZZ	5c	Sport 60m, 5
3	Crepy FA: Daniel Andrada, Pedro Pons, Ruth Planells & Nuria Marti, 1999	7b	Sport 20m
4	Argan Crack	{UK} HVS 5b	Trad 15m

2. Index by grade

Grade	Name	Style
5c	ZZ	Sport 60m, 5
HVS 5b	Argan Crack	Trad 15m
E1 5c	Northwest Corner	Trad 50m, 2
7b	Crepy	Sport 20m