Routes in South America for selected grade

7B livre

Mista

Mista

This route goes to the left of the crack on P3 "Lagartão".

Ruta atletica, fuerza y potencia para la última secuencia. El nombre es gracias a Mayu (Río en Quechua, de 5 añitos, hijo de Jaimito & Laeti) en referencia a las torres eólicas.

First route to the left of the wet, humid area.

Gracias a todxs lxs colaboradxs: Euge, Nico, Ian, Josito, G8, Juanga, Marquitos, Chimo, Davor, Robbie, Anto, James, Leti, Mayu, Sacha, Clau, Andes, Andrew, amiga de Alemania, Don José, Don Pepe, Elvio y familia, Don Roman, comunidad de Qollpana y universo.

Secuencia de laterales con variantes por la izquierda y derecha

Rack hasta camalot #1

IV (7/A1) E4

VI (7/A1) E3

1 microfriend e 1 camalot 3.

Nice and a bit more exposed/run out than the "Via dos Italianos" or "Cavalo Louco".

1. Pitch 1: 45m;

2. Pitch 2: 45m;

3. Pitch 3: 25m;

4. Pitch 4: 35m;

5. Pitch 5: 40m;

6. Pitch 6: 40m;

Take 10 quickdraws. End of 2nd pitch is on the same ledge as CEPI.

To get to the base, you'll need to go down about 50m from the start of "CEPI" following a track along the margins of the mountain.

1. Pitch 1: 40m; Careful in the first pitch as there are frequently nests of hornets in some of the cracks/holes.

2. Pitch 2: 40m;

3. Pitch 3: 25m;

4. Pitch 4: 45m;

5. Pitch 5: 40m; The route ends at Cisco Kid fourth anchors, so if you climb the last 2 pitches of 'Cisco Kid', you'll reach the summit (total 280m).

Take 12 quickdraws.

There's a variant coming out of the 2nd anchors - the original goes right and finishes on a ledge; the variant goes kind of straight up, missing the ledge and heading straight to the next set of anchors. If you choose to take the variant, make sure your rope is long enough (60m). The variant is usually taken when the original is a bit wet because of the bushy ledge. The variant is a bit harder as well, rating VIsup Brazilian grading.

VII E5

Stopper

Stoppers y cams hasta 0.75

DObles del #.2 al #.75 ó stoppers chicos #1, #2 y #3

VI (7/A2) E4