Routes in Portugal for selected grade

V+ in 2017 guidebook, but way harder and a bit slabby runout...

Shares 1st bolt and anchor with "Route 6".

6c if you take the slab before the top

Second half of the route shared with Borda d'Água.

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#SD with right hand on a juggy undercling, left on a solid edge. Stay on the right face and follow the 'crack' up. Top is quite sandy, be careful.

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Sit start

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A little smelly. Easy warmup route with a cool crux move right at the beginning. Find it by following your nose.

HE, Aeroporto, but HE

Sit Down Start

Crossing through the small roof.

Sit start, Starts like Santa Clara but goes through the pillar

Located right next to the stairs. Holds leading up to a bigger hold.

Start with good hold for right and finger pinch for the left. Use bottom line of stone for footholds. Traverse to the right with two pretty good holds for change of hands. Once you are below the big part without any holds search a good position and reach out with right hand to a sharp crimpy hold high above. Another reach out for crimp for left high above. Take care, the crimps are good but surrounded by loose sandstone. Put foot high and climb over the edge. Done! Go early, late or off-season to avoid tourists.

Sit start

#sitstart

Starts from the ground, make the traverse through the corner and once on the perpendicular wall traverse to the top.

Sit start

Best during low tide

#SD

From the obvious undercut, take a direct line up, using the large pockets until you reach the jugs for the top out. After topping out, don't forget to turn and wave at all relevant spectators!

Best during low tide