Routes in Peru

A good topo for this route can be found in the Casa de Guias or at Zarela's.

P1 (5.6) - Climb an easy, obvious crack to the end of the rope.

P2 - (5.7) - Continue climbing obvious cracks, traversing left to belay off large block.

P3 - (5.7) - Traverse slightly right then climb onto face with cracks to the notch.

P4 - (5.6) - Perfect finger crack which is easier than appears, then follow the ridge to the right.

P5 - (5.7) - Follow the ridge.

P6 (5.8 R) - A couple of spicey traverse moves lead up higher to an alcove on the ridge.

Descent: Bolted anchors on the Sims-Hanning Route can be seen from the end of the route. 6 rappels.

First route in the north face.

Flared fist crack under the sector El Libro, and to the right around the corner of El Vuelo de Icaro.

Start in the bottom of El Libro then follow the overhang edge

8-10 hours from the camp at the bottom of the face.

No start anchor, continue climbing after Torax or La sexta

Look for the run-outs

"Most of the 9 pitches were protected with trad gear and only on three of them were we forced to place a few bolts. All the climbing runs up fantastic limestone, such good quality that the ascent of these perfect “organs” is one of the most beautiful we have ever done. We believe this is the first time we have opened a route of such quality and beauty in mountains. We are happy." Hermanos Pou

Buen dinamico hacia el final.

2-3 days round trip from Huaraz, 3-5 hours from the camp on slabs past the moraine.

Climb this route to reach the three routes above.

6-10 hours from moraine camp in good conditions

This and the previous route are located across the creek from the main area on a dirty buttress of their own.

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7b to the second bolt then easy and choosy to the top

As of May 2018, the fixed hangars are missing on this route.

Cuerda de 60m

Shares anchors with Incaca

Described as "a line of enormous beauty with spectacular dihedrals, slabs zones and beautiful runnels, which are the hallmark of this place that will give a lot to talk about in the coming years." Except for three bolts - one on a pitch and the others on two separate belays - the route is protected with trad gear.

4-5 days roundtrip from Huaraz.

Climb the crack, then traverse onto small holds with a straight forward finish

Pitch 1: Follow the crack that converts into a chimney, advisable to make the first anchor after the chimney. Pitch 2: Slab + crack, 2 bolts at the end fo the crack for the anchor. Descend: working on it